The phrase "productivity purposes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the reasons or intentions related to increasing efficiency or output. Example: The new software was implemented for productivity purposes, as it promised to streamline our workflow and save time.
It can only do that because it sees what you see, understands three-dimensional objects and surfaces, and can create virtual experiences for entertainment and productivity purposes in the places where you do most of those things.
Apps for WOA will all come from the Windows Store, and will all be Metro — except for Office (and a few other trusted programs), which will be able to run in the traditional desktop environment for productivity purposes.
The Merino breed is not endangered, and the crosses with Poll Dorset sheep are intentional (and for productivity purposes).
I've been writing about marrying up touch and virtual enabled devices with an enterprise productivity purpose for years and personally I still feel that losing the mouse and keyboard is somewhat inevitable, hands are infinitely more adept at manipulating an environment and objects and having a touchscreen/ gesture based version of enterprise tools would be a natural transition.
According to Korn Ferry, executives generally believe that purpose is important to the organization's long-term future, employee productivity... and purpose provides a sense of meaning to their own roles.
As they reach middle age, most men begin looking forward to "what's next". They gear up to experience renewed productivity and purpose and are more conscious of their health.
Mick is the author of "Meeting The Muse", an inspiring tale about creativity, productivity, and purpose.
Even if one is just lonely, this is the treatment necessary to live in hope, happiness, productivity and purpose.
As Betty Friedan recognized, "Aging is not 'lost youth' but a new stage of opportunity and strength". Indeed, older adults increasingly reject traditional retirement, due to both financial need and, just as important, a desire for productivity and purpose.
"By the same token, tons of steel per work hour in a rolling mill yielded rough approximations of underlying productivity for most purposes," he added.
The majority of wood plantations in Australia and New Zealand have been large-scale and restricted to a select number of species for high productivity and commercial purposes.
