The phrase "an intention to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or plan to think about something or take it into account in decision-making.
Example: "The committee has an intention to consider all proposals before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "a desire to evaluate" or "a plan to reflect on".
"I can confirm that a notice of intention to consider refusal has been issued," the statement said.
Brown was issued with a notice of intention to consider visa refusal, giving the artist 28 days to present material as to why he should be allowed into the country.
After warning the singer in September that it planned to issue a "notice of intention to consider refusal" into the country, Australian immigration officials denied the singer's visa due to the Rihanna case.
"We support the intention to consider concrete steps toward a more integrated financial architecture, encompassing banking supervision, resolution and recapitalization, and deposit insurance," the statement said.
Following a lunch break on Nov. 23, and without notice of the intention to consider the issue, the Miami-Dade Canvassing Board announced it would cease all manual counts.
The action is part of Mr. Ray's announced intention to consider whether Mr. Clinton should be charged with criminal wrongdoing after he leaves office.
It said the iteration was built on the government eMarketplace, as a way of using existing technology, but that it is still the government's intention to consider using open source in future versions.
The independent counsel, Robert W. Ray, convened the panel last month as part of his publicly announced intention to consider whether Mr. Clinton should be charged with criminal wrongdoing in the case once he leaves office, the officials said.
With no intention to consider raising taxes to increase revenue, the Republicans are determined to cut back social programs linked to Democratic Party policies, in education, energy and health care.
