"fulfill the intention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of carrying out someone's wishes or achieving a goal. For example, "The team worked tirelessly to fulfill the intention of the project."
"Whether it was church, or another community group, we want to keep using the council chambers to keep it a working building". The church adapts the space as its own on Sundays, fulfilling the intention to serve the Peninsula community in particular.
Following the rules, guarding or distributing society's resources in a fair way, or fulfilling the intentions of the policy-makers constitutes the commission.
The two most frequently mentioned reasons for not fulfilling the intentions were 1) no priority and 2) not having a trainee at the moment.
Smart move, though I'm not sure it will fulfill the original intention: To get more people to use IE8.
Instead, we need substantial investment in development, evaluation, and dissemination of specific approaches proven to actually fulfill the good intentions of Title I funding.
But other of McCullin's images perversely fail to fulfill the photographer's intentions.
The pharmacist continues, however, to fulfill the prescriber's intentions by providing advice and information; by formulating, storing, and providing correct dosage forms; and by assuring the efficacy and quality of the dispensed or supplied medicinal product.
As the words spread in all directions, a loose collective narrative began to build, until Lijn instructed the players to flip all the cards and read the result, fulfilling the stated intention of the game to "free the players from preconceived ideas of what a poem might be".
It is going to be a long, slow, painful process, but it is with the intention to fulfill the need of building connections and learning to understand rather than to be understood.
Action is putting into place the steps necessary to fulfill the demands of your intention.
