The phrase "a given intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific intention that has been established or assumed in a particular context.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is essential to understand a given intention behind the project."
Alternatives: "a specific intention" or "an established intention".
The following three factors are instrumental to the outcome of potential actions: a) The (politically given) intention and the willingness to (re- engineer mind-sets, attitudes and behavioure- engineercapacities and resources (money, regulations) to start a dialogue with stakeholders and policymakers, c) attitudese by standholders and in relevant networks. .
The (politically given) intention and the willingness to (re- engineer mind-sets, attitudes and behavioure- engineerities and resources (money, regulations) to start a dialogue with stakeholders and policymakers, Acceptattitudestandholders and in relevant networks.
Bratman's pragmatic theory is meant to avoid these problems while giving intention a crucial role in practical thought.
Over the course of a given action, intention and simulation may become indistinguishable.
This theory provides a theoretical account of the way in which attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioural control combine to predict a given behavioural intention (decision-making) [ 26] and in turn, a given behaviour [ 27].
"Give intention to the movement".
The common law gives intention "its normal meaning: purpose or aim", with judges advised not to, in the majority of cases, attempt to complicate the definition.
Let us give intention that our sisters, who are victims, will have access to healing their physical and mental health issues that arise from their trauma.
In-line documentation is at the forefront of explaining a programmer's original intentions for a given implementation.
High-commitment customers have more repurchase intentions of a given product than low-commitment customers (Yi and La 2004).
