The phrase "of any purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of object or activity that has been created for unspecified reasons or applications. For example, "The room was filled with random items of any purpose."
The mystery of Howell, even for Kelly, was not his lack of interest in his family, but his lack of any purpose or accomplishment on earth.
But Congress has given no intimation of any purpose either to grant or withhold immunity from state taxation of the salary of the corporation's employees, and the Congressional intention is not to be gathered from the statute by implication.
He listed the reasons for the beginning of an end: "The loss of energy, the loss of steam among many of these so-called moderate Arab countries, the loss of any purpose around which they can rally other than the simple survival of the regimes themselves".
As yet we are not aware of any purpose built equipment for the domestic kitchen designed to create emulsions.
And two years ago, Emergency published a kind of manifesto repudiating the use of violence for any purpose.
Collection of donation for any purpose (religious/ otherwise) is also strictly prohibited.
Growth promotion is defined as the use of antibiotics for any purpose other than disease treatment, control or prevention.
It is the language crafted out of Styrofoam for any purpose, for every corporate need.
"They are not agents of the manufacturers for any purpose whatsoever".
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The author and McGill University make no representations about the suitability of this software for any purpose.
