The phrase "as our intent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize the purpose or goal behind an action or statement.
Example: "We are committed to transparency, as our intent is to build trust with our clients."
Alternatives: "as we aim" or "as we intend".
As our intent was to clarify differences in inflammatory mediators induced by the injury, we obtained and evaluated tissue samples from the avascular zone of the meniscus.
As sincere as our intent was each time, as time went on, next generations of leaders succumbed again to the management cloud and the paradox of their (and our) success.
In December 2014 we acquired Backupify, which was a great fit strategically, as our intent is to create a total data-protection platform that protects customers' data no matter where it lives.
There were no control areas for comparison for the proportion of HIV-tested TB patients, as our intent was to establish the feasibility and effectiveness of PITC implementation under programme conditions across all general health facilities in both districts.
Quiz questions were created to introduce "desirable difficulties," as our intent was to challenge the students' level of recall (Bjork and Bjork, 2011).
As our intent was to provide an assessment of comparability between different breast cancer populations by reporting facility type, we did not conduct multivariable analysis.
"However, the punch line, which viewers familiar with the long-running campaign know, requires a common 'Holiday Inn Express hero,' in other words, someone who had 'stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.' " "Nevertheless, we regret the negative way in which the reader perceived it," she adds, and it was "our intent as well, certainly, not to offend anyone".
It prevents freedom-loving people from exploring the future, and that's why we've got to lay it aside, and that's why we've got to have the framework, the discussions necessary to explain to our friends and allies, as well as Russia, that our intent is to make the world more peaceful, not more dangerous.
Further, as above, our intent in these experiments was not to develop a mechanistic model of the dynamics of the system.
As such, our intent was not to compare infection incidences of individual states; but rather, our intent was to focus on geographic distribution of endemic mycoses and whether infections occurred in non mycosis-endemic areas.
Our intent, as far as theories with the [curriculum standards], was to teach all sides of scientific explanations...
