"purposeful pursuit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's determined efforts to achieve a specific goal or objective. Example: The athlete's purposeful pursuit of the championship trophy was evident in her intense training and unwavering focus during the competition.
Although publishers as a matter of sheer logic must view the persons who pay the license fees (students) as the users, their obscurantism is purposeful in pursuit of two intermediate and one ultimate goal.
Their most recent, fourth album, What Went Down – which hit the No 3 spot in Britain – was purposeful in its pursuit of muscle mass, as though the guitars had been dry-rubbed in protein-shake powder.
A man who faced down violent crowds and antagonistic schoolmates amid the upheaval of desegregation in the American South encouraged students to be equally purposeful in their pursuit of an education during a visit to Hoover High School on Monday.
In rebuttal, the prosecution's expert witness, Dr Chee Kuan Tsee, a psychiatrist at Woodbridge Hospital, said that Lim was "purposeful in his pursuits, patient in his planning and persuasive in his performance for personal power and pleasure".
To the contrary, any such individual should be applauded for staying involved and for ongoing commitment and interest in purposeful contribution as a lifelong pursuit.
May the memory of his dedication to Klal Yisrael, careful study and the pursuit of purposeful Jewish life be both a blessing and a charge.
The case study combines Field Anomaly Relaxation (FAR) with Effects-Based Operations (EBO) planning to realise more purposeful actions and endeavours in pursuit of economic development.
When the pursuit of new knowledge becomes systematic and purposeful, rather than a random gathering of tidbits, it's called research.
My life is full of relational and purposeful momentum which I hope to remember when I am wearing my pajamas all day in pursuit of making my way to end of the Pet Rescue Sega.
