The phrase "quite purposeful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is done with intention or a clear goal in mind.
Example: "Her actions during the meeting were quite purposeful, aimed at achieving the project's objectives."
Alternatives: "very intentional" or "deliberately aimed".
The choice of "capacity" is quite purposeful in that it calls for the assessor to base his/her assessment on a person's presumed ability to carry out an activity.
Precision use of senses for coordinated physical action, simple as crawling or walking or as organized as being coordinated with eyesight"Why is there seemingly quite purposeful actions like motility, travel, feeding, digestion, reproduction, etc. Could that be by purposeful design?" It is to creationists.
You may have seen them zipping along underground, seeming quite determined and purposeful on their way from this point to that.
The seven-minute "excerpt" feels more packed and purposeful, and quite complete.
The band — with Mr. Black, Chris Speed and a pair of intuitive virtuosos from Iceland, the bassist Skuli Sverrisson and the guitarist Hilmar Jensson — played a transcendent first set on Saturday, hazy and purposeful and quite beautiful.
The property draws a young crowd and can get quite loud with its purposeful off-the-beaten-path vibe.
These arrests were generally quite obvious since they were preceded by purposeful motor activity and were sudden in their onset and offset (see video S1).
No one was quite sure what it meant, but it had a purposeful ring".
Which would be quite the trick for this mind-bender movie about purposeful invaders of the unconscious who use a mysterious biotechnology to hack into one's mind in order to extract and implant very consequential information.
Ultimately, the regioselectivity of addition can be quite predictable using 13C NMR chemical shift data, allowing this reactivity to be incorporated into purposeful reaction design.
