"trading purposes" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific use or intention of conducting an exchange or commerce with goods or services. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as business, investments, and trade agreements. Example: The new regulations were put in place to ensure that all transactions were conducted solely for legitimate trading purposes and not for money laundering.
Inns developed in the ancient world wherever there was traveling for trading purposes.
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Third, we need an international currency to be used only for trading purposes, and not speculation – the bancor.
Normally, big investors like Lehman closely guard such information out of fear that other investors will use it for their own trading purposes.
The mortgage bubble was deliberately created by the demand of the big Wall Street banks for mortgages to be bundled and used as investment vehicles for trading purposes.
While Mr. Konrad spends part of his time trying to gauge shifting political currents, his more mathematically minded colleagues model his thoughts for trading purposes.
In North America the English chartered companies had a colonizing as well as a trading purpose.
The original aspects are first to use BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) for the representation of all types of flows (and not only information flows), and second to propose BPMN business patterns for the international trading purpose.
Since various model settings are developed for financial trading purpose in this paper, profit will be the main criterion for choosing the best model.
What each business really needs to do, is to go back to the beginning and clearly state its trading purpose, including what it will and will not do in the pursuit of profits, she says.
Later European mapmakers called it Ceylon, a name still used occasionally for trade purposes.
