The phrase "achieved his intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone successfully reaching a goal or fulfilling a desire.
Example: "After months of hard work, he finally achieved his intention of starting his own business."
Alternatives: "fulfilled his goal" or "realized his aim."
The work is finished 'when the master has achieved his intention in it,' according to one of his students.
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.
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".
Consequently, President Obama is in danger of achieving the opposite of his intention: Iran may well decide that rather than negotiate a compromise, its best choice is actually to cross the nuclear weapons threshold, with fateful consequences for all.
Additional analyses compared overshooting intentions to achieving intentions and undershooting intentions separately using multinomial regression.
What the dissidents failed to appreciate was his intention to achieve them in full.By the late 1970s, the shah's regime was collapsing, swinging between pervasive repression and belated concessions.
In other words, to me he did casually admit the possibility of an armed conflict, but he always said it was his unalterable aim, and that it had always been and was his intention, to achieve this solution of the "impossibility of Versailles," as he sometimes called it, in a peaceful way.
Appreciate that, even though you may have had trouble focusing, there were moments when you achieved the intention you set.
In the process, he has achieved the reverse of his intentions.
Such can be a fate of nuanced art in a sphere of gross politics, where Kollwitz's stated, and achieved, intention to express "the suffering of human beings" could be pirated to tendentious ends.
