The phrase "express an intention" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of stating an intention clearly. For example, "He expressed an intention to take a vacation this summer."
Call back those voters who express an intention to vote.
At the beginning of their studies, 72% of women express an intention to pursue careers as researchers, either in industry or academia.
But under a new player-development contract, minor league clubs had until Thursday to reach an agreement with their big league affiliate or express an intention to pursue other parent teams.
Bruce R. Bent, a financier who is so far the only person to express an intention to seek the Republican nomination, said he believed that Mr. Gulotta was simply accepting the inevitable.
In contrast, just 66% of us today express an intention to vote for the parties of either Ed Miliband or David Cameron – the only two really feasible candidates to be the next prime minister.
This analysis was the first step in the development of the publicity proviso, but nothing in the legislative history of the proviso alters our conclusion that Congress did not clearly express an intention that amended § 8(b)(4) should prohibit all consumer picketing.
An anonymous group had also expressed an intention to buy the club in February, but lowered their offer, which in turn was rejected.
Now that Katherine is back in California, she has expressed an intention to be reinstated as her grandchildren's guardian.
He then expresses an intention to proceed not by analysing ideology but by recounting specific actions, following St Matthew's precept, "By their fruits ye shall know them".
Of the customers who reported low effort, 94% expressed an intention to repurchase, and 88% said they would increase their spending.
