The phrase "are mostly intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary purpose or aim of something, indicating that it is not exclusive but primarily focused on a certain intention.
Example: "The guidelines provided are mostly intended to help new employees acclimate to the company culture."
Alternatives: "are primarily meant" or "are mainly designed".
India's missiles are mostly intended for confronting its neighbor, Pakistan.
These dishes are mostly intended to be shared with rice as part of a Chinese meal, rather than eaten individually.
Last week's was on the Supreme Court.To respond to reader comments, I should perhaps explain that these very brief posts are mostly intended to send print column links down the blog's RSS feed.
Those are mostly intended for parents who have small children and don't want to endure the ruthless negotiating of 4-year-olds with visions of Sour Patch Kids in their heads.
The dunning letters that borrowers receive are mostly intended to terrify them into paying as much as they can as quickly as possible; they often fail to explain that the borrowers can avoid default by signing up for more affordable payment plans.
"Kids do not normally walk in with a drug problem who do not have other problems," says Lori Vollandt, who co-ordinates health programmes in Los Angeles' schools.The new programmes are mostly intended to reduce alcohol, marijuana and tobacco use, and are evaluated in those terms.
He said the deeper port was mostly intended to lure business from neighboring Texas.
"It's mostly intended to be just a fun outing," Ms. Smit said of the class at Olsson's.
His foes argue that the cricket overture is mostly intended to distract public attention from the domestic controversies.
Mr. Eckert's music here was mostly intended, it seemed, to create effects and tap primal feelings.
Now Roach suggests that his comment was mostly intended to be a jab aimed at his fierce and trash-talking rival trainer, Hatton's Floyd Mayweather Snr.
