The phrase "as a second intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a secondary purpose or goal in addition to a primary one.
Example: "The project aims to improve community health, but as a second intention, it also seeks to foster social connections among residents."
Alternatives: "as a secondary goal" or "as an additional aim".
635 636); likewise, "'universal' is a transcendent name", and such names occur on one level only (TDUI: 147); and as a form, a universal is a second intention (TDUI: 148) 42.
Gemcitabine is a nucleoside analogue, active against various solid tumors and prescribed as a first intention for the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
This can be considered as a first intention immunosuppression; however it proceeds from immunological exhaustion, since trypanosomes force their host to elicit successive directories of antibodies able to cope with emerging VSG variants, while a new variant is planned to develop before the humoral response is effective [ 168, 169].
The aim of this study was to evaluate conservative management of PF, which was attempted whenever possible as a first-intention treatment in a large series of PD.
Now, on physical examination, there is still considerable thickening at the seat of operation more than should come, it seems to me, following a first-intention wound, as all these have been.
But for Paul of Venice, it is an example of formal predication; no individual qua individual is an universal, or vice versa, as no second intention intensionally considered is any other second intention (QdU, fol. 133va; In Porph., prooem., fol. 3ra b).
Therefore, patients who did not declare their physician as their regular physician, could be considered as consulting in second intention, outside of their regular primary care provider.
2rb-va), he claims that logic is about things of second intention as such, second intentions being those concepts of things (conceptus rei) that arise when we see the common nature in relation to the things that instantiate it.
Thomas describes logic as dealing with "second intentions," that is, with formal relations that attach to concepts expressive of the natures of existent things, first intentions.
Furthermore, chloramphenicol has been used for a long time as first intention treatment and can be still used in particular cases of melioidosis [5], [8].
