The phrase "all intent on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people who are focused or determined to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The team was all intent on winning the championship this year, dedicating countless hours to practice."
Alternatives: "fully focused on" or "completely dedicated to".
Shut out, discouraged, the butt of jokes, Michael Edwards ignores it all, intent on his one childhood goal - to participate in the Olympics - any Olympics.
What gives me hope is the kind of bridgework I'm seeing between social movements on the one hand, and young writers and artists on the other, all intent on opposing such pitiless, short-term thinking.
Friday's soiree marked the beginning of this year's "Singularity Summit," a gathering of 900 computer scientists, techno-utopians and counterculture types, all intent on examining the proposition that machines or rather, artificial intelligences may one day destroy humanity.
Rather, she said, sounding pleased, they were all intent on the same activity: listening.
The history goes back to well before the third century B.C., when north-central China was a chaos of feuding states, all intent on domination.
He was, first of all, intent on reserving half of Europe as a market for France without lowering customs duties to the indignation of British merchants.
The center is the temporary home to dozens of men and women drawn from all across eastern Kentucky; all are intent on ridding drugs from their lives, or following a mandate that they do so.
When those rallies didn't materialize, investors were saddled with even bigger losses and will be all the more intent on selling in coming weeks, Stack predicts.
A free-for-all takes place whenever three or more hermit crabs congregate, with all crabs intent on displacing someone else to get a larger shell.
At its best, Patrias gathers the performers into sparse, village-square intimacy, all eyes intent on synchronising the vivid rhythms of hands, feet and drum as they become one body of sound.
But not all were intent on gloating.
