"fully intent on" is a correct construct used in written English.
It is used to indicate that someone is focused on a particular task, objective, or performance. Example Sentence: She was fully intent on finishing the marathon, despite her tired legs.
The Victorians, it seems, did not improvise: they were fully intent on inventing a new Britain.
Some turn up to watch, while others arrive fully intent on getting stuck in, so to speak.
By the time of the storm, the state and the city were fully intent on strengthening the teaching corps.
"Microsoft is fully intent on mobilizing our assets and our friends to tell our story," Mr. Miller said.
Being a connoisseur of a certain male grooming brand, however, the shackled protagonist is fully intent on walking into the sunset.
I'm not all that interested in his insights and indiscretions, to be brutally honest, given he was a bit player in the last government – a chap fully intent on his own frolic.
Shorten is fully intent, in other words, on taking advantage of Turnbull's structural weakness while pretending to be positive.
"Mickey is extremely hands-on in the whole process of the film and is fully intent in bringing this to fruition".
For a while, the government seemed intent on fully enforcing it, and Jomaa didn't mind.
A recurrent theme in Turkish politics is the conflict between progressive and conservative elements, the former intent on fully implementing Atatürk's vision of a wholly secular, Westernized state and the latter seeking to preserve the values of traditional Islamic-Turkish culture.
"Unlike one of our competitors, who appears anxious for this generation to end, we're intent on fully playing out our hand".
