The phrase "alleged intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's supposed or claimed intention, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The defendant's alleged intention to commit fraud was a key point in the trial."
Alternatives: "purported intention" or "claimed intention".
The most prolonged uprising, however, was the Rajput rebellion, sparked by Aurangzeb's annexation of the Jodhpur state and his seizure of its ruler's posthumous son Ajit Singh with the alleged intention of converting him to Islam.
The alleged intention to reward financial and political backers of Mr Cameron's EU campaign, perhaps even as an inducement to change sides, should be fingered, if it is true, for what it would be: political bribery.
Mashudur Choudhury, 31, is one of at least five men from Portsmouth who travelled to the conflict last October with the alleged intention of joining al-Qaida-inspired rebel groups fighting Bashar al-Assad's forces.
Intentionalists agree on the proposition that self-deception is intentional, but divide over whether it requires the holding of contradictory beliefs, and thus over the specific content of the alleged intention involved in self-deception.
Officials also declined to confirm the number of flights believed to have been targets - sources said up to 10 - and the home secretary would only say the alleged intention was to carry out a "wave" of attacks.
Notwithstanding this very promising development, the US government has described Iran's cooperation with the IAEA as an attempt by the Iranian government to distract from its alleged intention of developing nuclear weapons.
British sailors alleged the intention was to throw handfuls into the eyes of Shannon's men in an unfair and dishonourable manner as they attempted to board, though that was never done by the Chesapeakes crew.
To find them, the SEC alleged, Paulson's intentions needed to be obscured.
Mr Maduro alleged that the opposition's intention was to provoke violence in order to trigger a coup.
Thus, Baron Curzon's educational reforms were considered sinister in their intentions, and his alleged bureaucratic attitude was resented.
First, the code should reflect the explicit text of the policy measure, not our subjective interpretation of its underlying, alleged implicit or 'hidden' political intentions.
