The phrase "an intention that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific purpose or goal that someone aims to achieve.
Example: "The committee expressed an intention that the new policy would promote sustainability in the community."
Alternatives: "a desire that" or "a goal that".
Take the thought that p. According to the standard theory, thinking that p is an intentional action only if the agent has an intention that includes "think that p" in its content.
A volition is an intention that has come to fruition: it has an intentional content but also is causally affecting my behavior: 'I shall eat a light dinner now' expresses my volition and is usually accompanied by at least the first stirrings of activity.
According to the standard theory, an event is an intentional action of the type A only if the agent has an intention that includes A in its content.
"But suddenly the crowd changed, and were retreating with a speed and an intention that was different from normal".
The move could be part of McDonald's plan to improve "technology," an intention that caused many to speculate that workers would be replaced with robots.
In an interview with the Guardian during the election campaign Ardern said she planned to handle any relations with Trump as a "diplomat" – an intention that seems to have been challenged by their most recent exchange.
"It's incredible to actually experience an intention that is so big, to experience it is... " She paused as her voice crested and swooped as if on the edge of breaking.
Second, an intention that is fine on its own can conflict with a more urgent priority — in this case, the preservation of a democratic Europe that is concerned about societal well-being.
(I can't quite understand why the deal I signed up to years ago ever ended). A good intention that has a 50-50 chance of fulfilment.
A hypothetical intention that is at least universal in content takes an important step towards an 'ought' that we can count as objectively moral.
For example, the property of intentionality ensures that we normally use referring expressions with a referential intention that is the strongest for the given context.
