The phrase "as intention for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its incorrect structure and lack of clarity.
Example: "I wrote this letter as intention for expressing my gratitude." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "as a means to" or "with the purpose of".
Here we see that the acceptability of women wearing men's clothing has changed, as well as the intention for doing so.
Or you can use the intention bowl after your meditation; using the word you draw as your intention for the day.
Mastery goals were also the strongest predictors of educational outcomes such as grades, intention for further schooling, and valuing for school, while the other types of goals such as performance, social, and extrinsic goals were weaker predictors of these outcomes.
Specifically, our study shows that local frames increase perceptions of the severity of the problem and support for local (sub-national) policy action for all subjects, as well as behavioral intentions for subjects who are Independents or Republicans.
Gemcitabine is a nucleoside analogue, active against various solid tumors and prescribed as a first intention for the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Weight change, the primary study outcome, was analyzed as intention to treat, with baseline substitution for missing data.
Nor does she regard intention for the future as needing further explanation once intentional action and intention-with-which have been understood (Anscombe 1963, pp. 90 4).
As students become older, their intention for starting their own business increased.
Gender differences with regard to intention have been observed among university students in a study that showed attitude as a better predictor of intention for young women, whereas men rely on subjective norms and their perception of communication and persuasion skills (36).
Avoid items that do not clearly state their intention for use as a ferret toy.
