"purpose reports" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
A more grammatically correct and recognizable phrase would be "reports with a purpose" or "purposeful reports." Example: The company's quarterly reports are not just numbers, but purposeful reports that detail their goals and strategies for the upcoming year.
"The gated exercise yards were little more than bleak cages and not fit for purpose," reports the chief inspector.
But in the process, the Police Department has quietly amassed a trove of telephone logs, all obtained without a court order, that could conceivably be used for any investigative purpose, reports Joseph Goldstein in The New York Times.
Background and purpose Reports regarding the relationship between delayed surgery and mortality in femoral neck fracture patients are contradictory.
Dr Allan McNaught London Professor Kay's interim report is right to call for financial markets to reconnect with their core social purpose (Report, 1 March).
PURPOSE: Report of a neuroendocrine carcinoma of the caruncle as the first sign of a metastatic lung carcinoma.
The learning paths and frequency of visit for a MIC-O-MAP feature based on a learning purpose (reported as productive value actions) have been analyzed.
For the comparison purpose, reported results of constrained PSO algorithm and five DE algorithms with different strategies and parameter values are taken into account.
The latter issue is critical for the purpose reported in this paper, since to our knowledge there are no any available corpora for the nanotoxicological domain.
The plan involved paying a high price for insurance, but for gift tax purposes reporting to the Internal Revenue Service the lowest price at which such a policy could be sold.
For data analysis purposes, reported concentrations for samples with > LOD and < LOD were used, whereas zero was assigned for ND samples.
An accidental fire on a spacecraft could be catastrophic that's why NASA is starting one on purpose, Wired reports.
