"with purpose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a particular motive, intention, or goal of something that has been mentioned. For example, "He attended the conference with purpose of networking."
The two-way interaction model is considered with purpose of detecting the associated correlation between the features.
The Ravenscar profile is a subset of Ada 95 tasking with purpose of providing a basis for the implementation of certifiable critical systems.
A novel homogeneous synthesis route was presented to produce RGD-containing peptide modified chitosan (CTS) with purpose of improving cell adhesion and growth.
With purpose of modeling the experimental data, a new correlation was presented where its R-squared was only 0.9918 which is an acceptable error.
A physically based model of power PiN diodes was developed to simulate the reverse voltage behavior with purpose of design optimization for specific application.
Particularly, in the field of adsorption, DMSA was attached to silica via amide bond to be tested on Hg, Cd, and Pb absorption with purpose of IR detection [3].
But then, Cum For Bigfoot in which "an ape-like creature kidnaps a group of young women with the purpose of procreating with them"—found its audience.
Walk with purpose instead of dragging your feet, and sit up straight.
Just launch straight in with the purpose of your call with no initial niceties whatsoever?
All were written with the purpose of assisting entrepreneurs with attaining greater business success.
All these reactions are finely tuned with the purpose of containing the infection with minimal damage.
