"dual intent" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation, plan, or action that has two goals or aims that are mutually exclusive or are in opposition to one another. For example: "The company's new marketing strategy has dual intent: to increase sales and reduce costs."
The visa allows guest workers to stay at their sponsoring company for up to six years, and it has become an important pathway to gaining permanent resident status in the U.S.; workers who hold the "dual intent" visa can apply for a green card.
Advantages: Allows for "dual intent" to change from nonimmigrant to permanent resident status.
If you tell them the unadulterated truth about resorting to the inland processing route you are likely to be turned away - even if you argue you are entitled to have dual intent.
Further, this visa is one of the few "dual intent" visas.
While all impact investing is united by a dual intent to generate both financial and social returns, the opportunities within the umbrella are vast.
— Highly Skilled, NY H-1B visas are temporary worker visas filed by employers, but they are also dual-intent — meaning that with employer sponsorship, these visas can be converted into green cards for legal permanent residency.
Expressive speech synthesis and vocal affective intent recognition runs on a dual 450 MHz PC running NT, and the speech recognition system runs on a 500 MHz PC running Linux.
Suddenly, from the wilderness of shadow there stalks a competitor with Ergonomic Dual Discs Optimized for Single-Handed Input, intent upon dethroning your current gaming keyboard and claiming one of your hands as its own.
This deviation of intent is a principal concern of dual-use research and its applications.
Former teachers' union president Tami Carlson said that Glendale schools already meet the need for parents who are intent on enrolling their children in dual-language programs.
