The phrase "drop the intention" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to let go or give up on a plan or goal. Example: The company decided to drop the intention of expanding into international markets due to financial constraints.
Second, once you've accepted that you are, in fact, racist some of the time, it's a lot easier to drop the barrier of good intentions, let go of the defensiveness and take responsibility for your actions.
More precisely, as of Friday, Intrade assessed the probability of Greece — or some other country — announcing its intention to drop the euro by year-end at 41.7 percent.
Assem Allam has been hailed as a saviour for taking over a sunken Hull City in December 2010 and spending a fortune restoring the club to the Premier League – until he has careered into fans' opposition to his dropping of the words Association Football Club from the club name and now, his intention to drop the word City too.
Set that as your intention and drop the idea of yourself as someone who is always late.
If this is not your intention, make sure to drop the cat off at a 'no-kill shelter', instead of one that euthanizes unclaimed pets.[1][2] Encourage cat owners you know to think about adopting a second (or third) cat to provide homes for cats that would otherwise be euthanized.
Drop your intention from the spoon into the mixture.
Thus, in the CONSORT checklist we have dropped the specific request for intention-to-treat analysis in favour of a clear description of exactly who was included in each analysis.
Following his father's advice, he decided to drop his intention to enroll in the trial at the last minute.
Merkel made it plain she had little intention of dropping the contested commitment to "ever closer union".
She took pains to say that she had no intention of dropping the charges against Mr. Bashir.
