The phrase "action intent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decision-making, programming, or user experience design, where it refers to the purpose or goal behind a specific action.
Example: "The action intent behind this button is to submit the form and save the user's information."
Alternatives: "purpose of action" or "goal of the action".
The president went through a long laundry list of proposals and actions, intent on demonstrating that this could be a "year of action," with or without the Congress.
When people search for information on a product or service they typically already know what they're looking for and what action or intent will follow.
Veltmann restated that the established legal definition of mutiny was a concerted effort to usurp, subvert or override military authority, and that there had been no such action or intent.
Business cases typically involve mountains of hard-to-fathom documents and turn not on actions but intent.
Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador, said Sudan "absolutely must demonstrate through its statements and actions its intent to accept and facilitate an effective peacekeeping force in Darfur".
But those men in charge of enforcing the laws of the game are often asked to judge a player's actions and intent, a difficult task without the aid of psychic powers or a direct confession from a player.
Technology to correlate between actions and intent has been around for a while, and if you've been weirded out when Google ads track you around the internet and show you ads for things you've searched for, you've seen this technology in action.
This is all about populating data in the Newsfeed around actions and intent.
However, that point is a misportrayal of their actions and intent.
The court rejected the agencies' argument that they need only study the impacts in the specific area where the highway expansion was taking place, finding that it would defeat the "action-forcing" intent of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) if a piecemeal approach to highway projects and analysis allowed cumulative regional impacts to escape scrutiny".
