The phrase "purpose oriented" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone or something that has a determined purpose or goal, usually one that is thoughtfully planned and carefully considered. For example: "My team is made up of purpose-oriented individuals, each of whom have a clear understanding of our common goal."
There are numerous published reports about dispersive liquid phase microextraction of the wide range of substances, however, till now no broadly accepted systematic and purpose oriented selection of extraction solvent has been proposed.
This is important specially if we are interested in purpose oriented network design (pond) as for example the detection of noncompliance with water quality standards, the detection of higher quantiles in the marginal probability distributions at ungauged locations, the presence or absence of a geophysical variable as soil contaminants, hydrocarbons, golds and so on.
Virgin Unite's Jean Oelwang writes that businesses of the future are looking beyond the bottom line and are becoming people and purpose oriented.
In fact, Aaron Hurst, CEO of Imperative, shared highlights from their latest research quoting that "If you want people that are good for the bottom-line, you want people that are purpose oriented".
Some, such as PyGame, Pyglet, and PyOpenGL, are general purpose, mostly oriented toward development of games.
The Object-Process Language (OPL), which is the textual counterpart of the graphical OPD, is a dual-purpose language, oriented towards humans as well as machines.
The literature shows many prototypes developed and built both with proof of principle purposes and with performance oriented purposes.
"What exists here is for artistic purposes a mixture of a fictionally and actually depicted Times Square, which is central to a major scene in the movie thereby serving the theatrically relevant purpose of orienting the viewer to the location," Judge Owen wrote.
So in this context, the purpose is socially oriented.
Our proxy efficiency indicator (corresponding to the length of hospital stays for scheduled surgery) can also be seen as a useful monitoring tool for programming purposes, for orienting appropriate hospital allocation decisions, given the dynamism with which day surgery and outpatient surgery are developing.
It is a procedural, interpreted general-purpose programming language oriented toward database applications.
