The phrase "attributes intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific qualities or characteristics that are meant to be conveyed or assigned to something.
Example: "The attributes intended for this software update include improved speed and enhanced security features."
Alternatives: "intended characteristics" or "desired attributes".
Another explanation for the large proportion of respondents who chose the attribute level intended to be inferior is that respondents were fearful that relying on such subsidization could generate an unsustainable dependency on external support.
Specifically, we leverage architectural concerns and viewpoints to explicitly analyse stability attributes of the intended behaviour.
Differences for the factor attribute dimension were expected, simply because each dimension was intended to measure unique aspects of the overall attitude.
Reliability of an instrument is the degree of consistency with which it measures the attribute it is intended to measure [ 58].
Scales containing such DIF items have reduced validity for between-group comparisons because their scores are influenced by a variety of attributes other than those intended [ 19].
Other models such as case management, integrated nursing care and interdisciplinary patient care, focus on organizational attributes that are mainly intended to increase nursing care continuity and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The report is not intended to attribute blame but rather to make recommendations to avoid future accidents.
Firstly, some respondents may have misunderstood the payment attribute level related to premium levels for children, because a large proportion of respondents chose an attribute level that was intended to be inferior.
Data points not meeting this completeness criterion are classified as the soft data points p s, with an uncertainty attributed to the incompleteness of intended sampling.
The cost of preparing intangible asset is attributed for the asset's intended use.
