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The phrase "about the intentions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or inquiring about someone's goals, plans, or motivations regarding a specific subject or action.
Example: "The report provides insights about the intentions of the management team in relation to the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "regarding the aims of" or "concerning the objectives of".
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And which raised suspicions about the intentions of the program.
Little is known about the intentions of the future midwifery workforce to work in such models.
The surprising move is likely to trigger questions about the intentions of Mr Arnault.
We are less sure about the intentions of Russia and China.
These views are all committed to implausible hypotheses about the intentions of mathematicians and ordinary folk.
The debate reflects the depth of confusion about the intentions of a badly divided Iranian leadership.
The current crisis here has prompted speculation about the intentions of the armed forces.
In fact, it betrayed a kind of modesty about the intentions of the former NSA analyst.
Similar fears are now being expressed about the intentions of ACCE in American cities.
A big problem, he said, is suspicion about the intentions of foreign companies.
But to be lured, he required some assurances about the intentions of his most prominent patron.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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