The phrase "a further intention is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional purpose or goal in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "In addition to improving efficiency, a further intention is to enhance customer satisfaction through better service."
Alternatives: "an additional aim is" or "a subsequent goal is".
The further intention is to make available online as many of these texts as possible, including both those which are in the public domain and those whose copyright holders grant permission.
One further intention was to recruit participants with different ethnical backgrounds; however, we only managed to recruit two participants with non-Swedish origin.
A second reason for rejecting appeal to further intentions is the fact that there is an important difference between what a constitution actually says or means and what those who created it might have wanted or intended to achieve in creating it.
In some cases, previous risky behaviour in someone whose further intentions were not clear was a key factor.
Sometimes these goals and purposes, often called further intentions, are explicitly expressed in the preamble to a constitution, as is often true in the case of ordinary statutes.
"Our reasons for this decision and our further intentions are simply related to our original marketing and business model," says Stanly Hiwat, chief executive of Platte International (BVI).
There is a further intention to seek the approval of shareholders this autumn for a new rights issue, to raise equity for investment.
Michael Luftman, a spokesman for Time Warner Cable, said the company was not ready to announce a rebate but said, "Our intention is to go further than that".
Ferrara's comedic intention is further indicated by the fact that the protagonist, Reno (played by a leonine Ferrara himself), is – when not drilling into the skulls of down-and-outs – essentially a sweetheart who just wants a little peace and quiet in which to complete his painting.
