The phrase "achieve its intention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the success of a plan, action, or communication in fulfilling its purpose or goal.
Example: "The marketing campaign was designed to resonate with the target audience and ultimately achieve its intention of increasing brand awareness."
Alternatives: "fulfill its purpose" or "realize its goal".
The good will is unique in that it is always good and maintains its moral value even when it fails to achieve its moral intentions.
The communist movement has failed, in every sense, to achieve its stated intentions of leading a worldwide movement for human emancipation.
When an I.E.P. for a student with disabilities is correctly utilized, I.D.E.A. achieves it's intentions of providing those students with the same educational success in meeting academic criteria for a high school diploma and post educational self-sufficiency.
The work is finished 'when the master has achieved his intention in it,' according to one of his students.
As his descriptions became less and less detailed and critics thought them sketchlike or unfinished, he retorted that a work is finished "when the master has achieved his intention in it" (4 ).
He added, "Bin Zayed is currently planning to use his strong relationship with the United States President to achieve his intentions".
Considering the sculpture is representative of pre-space as a mathematical structure underlying space-time matter, it's fair to say the artist achieved his intention.
But now Volkswagen, which has often declared its intention to achieve the same stature in the United States that it boasts elsewhere, is mounting its first serious effort in decades to compete with the Japanese and Korean manufacturers that have nearly driven it out of the U.S. market.
The presented framework executes two tasks: it continuously estimates the user's intention and it determines whether the user needs assistance to achieve that intention.
Additional analyses compared overshooting intentions to achieving intentions and undershooting intentions separately using multinomial regression.
