'achieve your intention' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a goal that someone has and has worked to reach. For example: "John has been working hard to achieve his intention of starting his own business."
On a final note, M.J. says to imagine your future, positive self already enjoying the joyful benefits of achieving your intention.
Get started on achieving your intentions.
Author M.J. Ryan, of the Intent Learning Series, discusses the most important step in achieving your intentions -- getting started!
Additional analyses compared overshooting intentions to achieving intentions and undershooting intentions separately using multinomial regression.
Only the sovereign-bond market has the scale that would enable the ECB to achieve its intention of adding €1 trillion $1.25 trillionn) to its balance-sheet, taking it back to the peak level of around €3 trillion that it reached in early 2012.But purchasing sovereign debt is highly unpopular within Germany where it is seen as trespassing on fiscal policy.
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.
Breach disclosure laws the rules that require companies to alert customers or employees when they've lost control of their private data may not always achieve their intention to prevent identity theft.
This activation, induced by the observed motor act, triggers the same action chain that the observers endogenously activate to achieve their intention.
(ii) did the intervention achieve the intention of changing the movement pattern?
Consequently, the educational activities in the workshop focused on these components to achieve greater intention.
