The phrase "this purview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the scope or range of influence, authority, or responsibility in a specific context.
Example: "The committee's decisions fall within this purview, ensuring that all relevant factors are considered."
Alternatives: "this scope" or "this domain".
And linked to this purview was a growing self-help literature of an entrepreneurial bent, encouraging everyone to outsource as much of their lives as possible, freeing up their time and human capital to invest in new income-generating activities.
Under this purview, it is prudent to evaluate the effects of various building design elements like orientation and window-to-wall ratio (WWR) on energy saving potential through daylighting.
From this purview, the education of tomorrow's medicinal chemists, potential issues pertaining to pharmaceutical-related intellectual property, and a brewing paradox between enhanced knowledge and molecular diversity relative to the discovery of new drugs, are also considered before reiterating the chapter's major points in the conclusions section.
While I do not consider what I did to be that, I have heard from others that they do consider it within this purview, and I respect their right to feel that way.
Under this purview, the present work demonstrating promising in vitro anti-proliferative activity of natural capsaicin seems to be much interesting.
Although a thorough exploration of this topic is beyond the purview of this Review and has been covered elsewhere, a brief overview is useful.
You might think this is the purview of the medical researcher or biomedical engineer, and it is, but it is also an electrical-engineering (EE), computer-science and information-technology challenge.
This is the purview of our elected leaders.
It is beyond the purview of this entry to survey this literature.
The festival's opening night on Tuesday at Avery Fisher displayed both the advantages and limitations of this blinkered purview.
According to this expansive purview, the relevance of the 'ecological orientation' to immunology requires a re-commitment to examining systems (Wodarz 2014).
