The phrase "and instead intend to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a shift in intention or plan, indicating that you are choosing a different course of action.
Example: "We initially planned to launch the product in June, but we have decided to delay it and instead intend to focus on improving its features."
Alternatives: "and instead plan to" or "and instead aim to".
South Korea's Defense Ministry has ruled out moving the base and instead intends to relocate 236 homes close to the range to avoid friction -- a plan opposed by villagers.
In interviews at the time of his book publication he insisted he had no plans to retire, and instead intended to go on for another decade.
Apple is said to have made a late-stage decision to take transit navigation out of iOS 8, according to the new report, and instead intends to launch it with this year's update of its mobile OS.
As The Post reported at the time, it is considered fraud to say you intend only to visit the United States but instead intend to work, and this can retroactively harm your immigration status.
To fulfill the 500-meter requirement, both instead intend to have their landers lift off and land again.
He said they understood that the government might instead intend to put pressure on the food and drinks industry to act by cutting sugar and making products healthier, with the threat of fiscal action if they do not comply.
Joakim told CBS news: "I got the email from Stieg 10 days before he died where he wrote, 'book number four is nearly finished.'" But according to the writer's brother, the book was not the fourth in Stieg Larsson's planned series of 10 titles, and was instead intended to be the fifth novel in the sequence.
Update: In a blog post titled "A better, more positive Tumblr," the company's CEO Jeff D'Onofrio minimized claims that the content ban was related to recent issues surrounding child porn, and is instead intended to make the platform one "where more people feel comfortable expressing themselves".
McKoon insisted that his bill was not intended to be discriminatory and was instead intended to protect individuals who practice their religious beliefs.
According to Mashable, the Dutch anti-piracy foundation BREIN says that it will not begin going after individual downloaders, but instead intends to continue focusing on sites and services that upload and facilitate access to illegal material.
