"purposeful use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to using something in a way that is meaningful and deliberate. For example, "The teacher encouraged purposeful use of her classroom out of doors for science experiments."
At the same time, we have strayed farther than we need have from Kennedy's more restrained, more purposeful use of the bully pulpit.
Feet dancing as he circled the mound, Cunningham applied the rake with long and loving strokes, the most graceful and purposeful use of an elongated device since I saw Rafael Kubelik conduct the New York Philharmonic many years ago.
The film makes purposeful use of hateful iconography -- from a gaping, slack-jawed mechanical bank that was manufactured in the thousands before 1940, to "Gator-Bait" figurines, which depict a black infant in an alligator's jaws.
Fourth — and here it starts to get darker — there is the purposeful use of tools like registration laws and the distribution of assets like voting machines to discourage certain voters and potentially change the result.
Without purposeful use, these challenges act as a barrier once they outweigh the novelty effect.
Messaging is a personal, purposeful use case and these ads are a bad way to monetize it.
Symptoms include decelerating head growth, resulting in autistic features, loss of skills such as speech and purposeful hand use, irregular breathing patterns, and in many cases seizures.
Symptoms of this syndrome are mental retardation, loss of speech and purposeful hand use, autism, ataxia, and stereotypic hand movements.
These include loss of speech and purposeful hand use, stereotypic hand movements, appearance of postnatal microcephaly, autistic features, ataxia, and hand apraxia.
Clinical features of RTT include autistic features, mental retardation, postural hypotonia, difficulties in locomotion, loss of purposeful hand use, stereotyped hand movements, progressive scoliosis, seizures, and autonomic nervous system disturbances (2– 4).
Since the march was first banned in 1998, the argument in Portadown has been over 10 blocks' worth of pavement that takes 15 minutes to walk even at the proud and purposeful gait used by the Orangemen.
