The phrase "about its intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or aim of something, often in a context where clarification is needed.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about its intention to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "regarding its purpose" or "concerning its aim".
Labour needs to fight back and fight back dirty, and it should be perfectly open about its intention to do so.
If the government is serious about its intention to modernise the business of government, then it will need to modernise the way it identifies its citizens.
The thing to remember is that the SEC notified Goldman about its intention to pursue a case many months ago.
4.00pm: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has released a curious statement about its intention during and after a transition of power.
Yet the village could not be much clearer about its intention to shut down the waste transfer station permanently.
The White House left no doubt about its intention to support Mr. Corzine's bid for a second term.
The movement is renowned for cryptic statements about its intentions, yet it participated in governments in the past while rejecting the political process.
The company has said almost nothing about its intentions, but it has been interested in selling a bundle of channels at least since 2011.
The day before the city's Department of Homeless Services turned the Skyway Motel on Ditmars Boulevard into a residence for 49 homeless families, it alerted Queens officials about its intentions.
RAIN IS POSSIBLE NEXT WEEKEND — The weekend remains coy about its intentions, but experts report that it has quietly started a cold front in the east, so that it can begin the process of raising water vapor.
As always, Intel is cagey about its intentions, but what's to stop it from throwing another 1.4 million transistors on its next version of the Pentium?
