The phrase "an intention to utilize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or goals related to the use of something, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The committee has expressed an intention to utilize the new technology to improve efficiency in operations."
Alternatives: "a plan to use" or "a desire to employ".
Several GPs described an intention to utilize data on the web in the future, although some GPs found that utilization of data on the internet was a very time consuming and complicated process.
Further, with an intention to utilize these sands in construction industry, especially as fine aggregate in concrete and mortar and designing thermal beds for buried conduits and electrical cables, the results have been compared with those for the Indian standard sands.
Urban respondents were more likely to express an intention to utilize VCT services than the rural respondents.
The Air Force Reserve said in a statement that its ad agency, Blaine Warren Advertising, had "hired Fast Forward Music of Salt Lake City to score original music for its commercial" and that "there was never any intention to utilize any existing music or to sound like any music by the band White Stripes or any other musical performer.
Through ongoing leadership, as well as financial and administrative support, the Malawi Ministry of Health has strongly signalled its intention to utilize a knowledge translation platform methodology to support evidence-informed national health policy.
The first one refers to Eccles' intention to utilize quantum processes in the brain as an entry point for mental causation.
Groups and individuals from the extreme ends of the political spectrum have made clear their readiness and intention to utilize violent tactics in support or in protest of certain speakers at UC Berkeley.
Reasons included the planned collection of identifiable data; the intention to utilize the data for research in future; the fact that identifiable data would be going offsite; and the plan to collect data prospectively, meaning that there would be ongoing contact with the patients and therefore seeking consent would not be onerous.
Furthermore, the number of participants reporting a certain benefit did not directly correspond to participants' intentions to utilize the benefit in their work in a meaningful way.
Infrastructural requirements and issues of access and representativity can also frustrate intentions to utilize participatory technologies.
Building on similar virtual learning systems in two public universities-one is in Turkey and the other is in the UK- this research aims to reveal the students' intentions to utilize the system and also determine similarities and differences in their behaviours in using the system.
