The phrase "a specific intention of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear and defined purpose or goal behind an action or statement.
Example: "The project was developed with a specific intention of improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "a clear purpose of" or "a defined aim of".
He attended Cornell as an undergraduate with the specific intention of working with Steven Squyres, Astronomy.
Without detailed understanding of the specific intention of a WTD, and without insight into its specific meanings, reasons and functions, it will be difficult to understand what a patient actually wants and why wishing it is important to her or him.
This time, the debates have more closely resembled the political theatre of continental countries: a babel of voices seeking your attention and your votes with the specific intention of taming a Labour or Tory regime.
Ayatollah Muhammad Bakar Hakim, the council's leader, is said by his spokesman to be planning a trip to Kut with the specific intention of encouraging Mr. Abbas.
It's a shell company created with the specific intention of buying very small chains of interesting restaurants and turning them into quite big chains of interesting restaurants.
A rarely-used 'fatal motion' could be tabled in the Lords by the end of this week, paving the way for a vote next Monday with the specific intention of preventing the Chancellor from putting his controversial £4bn proposals into law.
Qualitative research conducted during the same time period as our survey suggests that women come to the facility in the days after delivery with the specific intention of getting a card for the baby required for immunization and other services and end up receiving postnatal care (personal communication).
Those sentiments were historically wrong, and willfully put aside acts that were organized on a large scale, had a political goal, and were committed with the specific intention of being nightmarishly memorable.
It therefore welcomed the creation of an alternative regulator, Impress, because it was set up with specific intention of being, in its view, a more Leveson-compliant body.
Not only are they hollow (and, therefore, ignored), but they ignore the reality that there cannot be a contiguous viable Palestinian state with intrusive settlements cutting into Palestinian territory, designed and placed as they were, with the specific intention of making such a state impossible.
