The phrase "agreement of intentions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a mutual understanding or consensus between two or more parties regarding their goals or plans. Example: "Before entering into a business partnership, it is crucial to have an agreement of intentions to avoid potential conflicts in the future."
A cost-efectiveness study concerning the introduction of the conjugate vaccine against meningo coccus C in accordance with several strategies, all evaluated by the Inter-territorial Council of the National Health System in the «Agreement of Intentions of the Public Health Commission on the use of the conjugate vaccine against Meningococcal Meningitis C».
The agreement is a statement of intentions and bona fides on things important to the Nationals but – other than the transfer of responsibility for water – contains no definite or costed commitments.
Few studies have explored the influence of partner agreement on pregnancy intention and RRP.
While Mr. Blumenthal stresses that his intentions were good, it is disappointing that he added, "'I have absolutely no regrets about mediating an agreement, which was based on expert veterinary advice and the best of intentions on everyone's part".
"I have absolutely no regrets about mediating an agreement, which was based on expert veterinary advice and the best of intentions on everyone's part," he said.
While there were no differences in intention between the sites, reported motivation by the main campaign message, and greater agreement that stairs would help weight control at the Poster + Stairwell messages site accounted for 40.1% of the variance of intentions.
Both concern the importance of intentions.
The legacy of the agreement and its intention to "build democratic, rule-of-law states" in the former Soviet Union remains mixed.
"The company has no intention," a Micrel lawyer wrote to the I.R.S., requesting the closing agreement, "of making any such agreement publicly available".
Vladimir Putin has often said that he has no intention of taking a big chunk of European Aeronautic Defense and Space without the agreement of its French and German patrons.
