The phrase "beyond the intention" is correct and can be used in written English.
It often refers to an outcome that is more than what had been originally intended, either positively or negatively. For example, "The law had unintended consequences that went beyond the intention of the law makers."
Mr. Nichols said there were no plans right now for an out-of-town tryout, and no performance dates and theater to disclose beyond the intention to open next fall.
Sessions' argument was that asylum had been defined too broadly to give reprieve beyond the intention of the law. .
This program impact pathway approach is one way of going beyond the intention to treat, to understand more fully the effects of programs and interventions on the treated.
To draw firm conclusions with regard to efficacy in the subgroups with AD, VaD, or mixed dementia, further meta-analyses using datasets from these subgroups will be necessary, which is beyond the intention of this review.
Microarray data is often useful beyond the intentions of the original experiment.
Beyond that, the intention of the video is unclear.
Looking beyond the act to the intention would be to accuse a president of a "thought crime".
It is difficult to see how the court could have looked beyond the clear intention of the directive (directives are, after all, all about intentions) to eventually include insurance premiums in gender equality rules.
Suppose you sense an opportunity beyond the word "intention".
"It went well beyond the stated intention of the government and it went well beyond what Labor supports – the sensible updating of existing citizenship law," he said.
We look at how the Court interpreted section 297 CDPA and how it has seemingly broadened the scope of the section beyond the original intention behind the provision: protecting encrypted broadcasts from pirates.
