The phrase "determining intent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of understanding or interpreting why someone chooses to do something. For example, "The court was tasked with determining intent in determining the sentence for the convicted criminal."
And content is gold for determining intent.
"In all candor," Judge Burton said, "determining intent from a ballot card is impossible".
"In all candor, determining intent from a ballot card is impossible," Judge Charles Burton said this week.
Harris, a former attorney general of California, noted that body language is sometimes important when determining intent.
While prior work focused on the effects of trust and its relationship to risk in determining intent to disclose information, we assumed that information relevance was a critical antecedent to disclosure and that both relevance and trust could alleviate perceptions of risk associated with disclosure, thereby increasing peoples' intentions to disclose information.
Determining intent is of course a key factor in how our legal system works: We differentiate for example between different types of homicide -- from involuntary manslaughter to premeditated first-degree murder.
Nelson added: "The rule has always given the umpire, once he determines intent, the ability to either warn or eject.
The formulation of uniform rules to determine intent based on these recurring circumstances is practicable and, we conclude, necessary.
The autopsy may not be able, of itself, to determine intent, whereas the scene and the circumstances may provide unmistakable evidence.
Collective Intellect's cloud-based software claims to be able to scan Twitter messages and blog posts to determine intent and interests.
His concern is that if the umpires struggle to determine intent and eject pitchers who are merely throwing inside, pitchers may become more tentative and hitters, knowing that pitchers must be extraordinarily careful, will become more aggressive.
