The phrase "and intend to catch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a plan or goal to capture or seize something, often in a context related to opportunities or goals.
Example: "I have been preparing for this competition, and I intend to catch the attention of the judges with my performance."
Alternatives: "and plan to capture" or "and aim to seize".
"I'm kind of checking them all out," said Rose Thorn, 50, of Nashua, who attended a rally Friday evening for Mr. McCain and intended to catch Mr. Obama here Saturday.
"We intend to catch up, overtake and then set the pace that others will strive to match".
Were breathing in the oversalted soup that passes for air on the Texas coast while we search the horizon for a 200-pound game fish which we fully intend to catch with a bunch of bug-eyed psychedelic flies and a wimpy fly rod.
Though much attention is paid to overfishing, "often our greatest impact is not on the species we target to catch but the species we did not intend to catch," Mr. Werner said.
People generally try to keep their eyes on a moving target that they intend to catch or hit.
Before the show, a trio of burly young men from Morehead City, North Carolina (they referred to each other as Bubba), in their own words, "went out and drank ourselves some whiskey," and returned intending to catch the last few numbers of Randy Travis, a lanky singer who had lately emerged as a country-music superstar, and with whom Merle was billed, before settling in for Merle's show.
The drumlines have been set up a kilometer (0.6 miles) from shore and are intended to catch bull, tiger and great white sharks larger than 3 meters, or roughly 10 feet.
Culleton, one of the new One Nation bloc in the Senate, meanwhile told Guardian Australia he wanted "good common sense on gun laws", and said he intended to catch up with the Liberal Democratic party senator David Leyonhjelm about the issue.
Aspelund tells The Creators Project, "Based upon real places and events, this series intends to catch moments when our daily reality and our subconscious world sometimes strike each other.
