The phrase "purposeful man" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is determined and focused in their actions. For example, "With his steady and purposeful manner, John always achieved his goals quickly and efficiently."
Though the ISI appears to have cut back its ties to LET since it was banned, its armouries and military training camps in Pakistan-held Kashmir have remained in place.The bearded and purposeful men who patrol the campus in Muridke with pyjama trousers hitched halfway up their shins might be graduates of these camps.
After a few weeks of testing, Facebook hopes to roll it out to all countries and include purposeful man-made disasters such as terrorist attacks.
Walking home after work, glimpsing at an array of purposeful men and women striding resolutely to some goal or other, the apt truth of Albert Camus's observation would hit me: "At any street corner, the feeling of absurdity can strike any man in the face".
The star enters - a purposeful young man in a crumpled raincoat who totes a bundle of London Observers.
Roosevelt, he said, was "a Roman candle of energy that just spewed out in all directions," while Mr. Reagan was "centered and purposeful, a man of unstoppable, slow, inexorable drive".
Writer became curious when he saw a number of purposeful-looking men riding around London on motorbikes with pieces of paper on clipboards attached to the handlebars.
Metal barriers stop an early-evening commuter crowd from exploring a backstage area that is a chaos of scaffolding, rigging, giant cables and heavy-duty packing trunks peopled by purposeful-looking men in hard hats and young women talking urgently into their mobiles.
We conducted in-depth interviews with a purposeful sample of men and women recently released from prison.
Even after Williams had harshly seen yellow for colliding with Devin Toner they looked more purposeful and Halfpenny, named man of the match, is just the man for such situations.
He was a staged man, shrewd, purposeful, and effective.
