"expressed the intention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe when someone has made their plans or goals known to someone else. For example: He expressed the intention to retire from his job at the end of the year.
But that never happened and while all three of Henry's children expressed the intention to complete it posthumously, they never did.
He has in mind the words of Labour's February 1974 election manifesto which expressed the intention to "Bring about a fundamental and irreversible shift in the balance of power and wealth in favour of working people and their families".
The version that American diplomats circulated on Tuesday dropped language in the original proposal that expressed the intention to renew the one-year exemption each July 1 for further 12-month periods "for as long as may be necessary".
When asked for comment on why it was no longer bidding, an Ally spokesman expressed the intention for Ally to focus on its core businesses where Ally has a "leading position and competitive strengths, and that includes the auto finance and direct banking franchises".
This was followed in 1688 by a German periodical with an unwieldy title but one that well expressed the intention behind many a subsequent magazine: "Entertaining and Serious, Rational and Unsophisticated Ideas on All Kinds of Agreeable and Useful Books and Subjects".
Non-resident or undocumented migrants more often expressed the intention to stay for a short period.
They are just as likely as their male counterparts to express the intention of applying for a PVC role in future and, indeed, to have put in an application for a PVC job in their own institution.
For example, they may suggest that the state of mind is an intention to act as if the moral judgment expressing the intention is true (Kalderon 2005b).
For one should primarily attend to the intention, for we use words only to express the intention" (S 9.8, 11th sophism: 979).
The challenge is double, i.e., it concerns clearly expressing the intention of projects and establishing organisations adaptive to project strategies.
