The phrase "and intention for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a purpose or goal related to something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The project was developed with a clear intention for improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "and purpose for" or "and aim for".
Grant Soosalu with mBIT speaks with author and neurosurgeon Dr. James R. Doty about the importance and science of Compassion, Equanimity and Intention for success in life.
As a result, this study revealed that users' satisfaction and intention for prosocial behavior increased after they experienced the shared value system based on the concept of self-preferential value.
Consumers tend to engage in a behavior when they have more favorable attitude towards and intention for completing that behavior (Ajzen 1991).
And suppose one makes the plausible (if non-trivial) assumption that what guarantees intentionality for neither sensory experience, nor imagery, nor conceptual thought, guarantees no intentionality that belongs to our minds (including that of emotion, desire and intention — for these latter presuppose the former).
The audio from their interview plays overhead, providing a voice and intention for the faces.
There are many scientific studies that validate the power of prayer, meditation, and intention for healing.
- Capabilities, plans, and intentions for participation in international peacekeeping operations.
- Plans and intentions for weapons and equipment acquisitions, including details on suppliers.
She conveyed to a circle of insiders her plans and intentions for the finished book.
-- Plans and intentions for operations against U.S. or allied personnel or interests.
The week has given me an insight into governments' hopes and intentions for the post-2015 development agenda.
