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"has been intended as" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a purpose or a goal of an action. For example: "The new holiday package has been intended as a reward for the company's most loyal customers."
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This article has been intended as two parts.
But it has long been building a nest-egg, much of which was earmarked years ago for the development of a museum that has been intended as a focal point of not just Hollywood culture, but world film.
But it has long been building a nest egg, much of which was earmarked years ago for the development of a museum that has been intended as a focal point of not just Hollywood culture but also world film.
Even the pro-Israel lobby struggles to defend a project that is making Palestinians strangers on their ancestral soil, settlements timed to blow up any American-sponsored peace talks, settlements that are gobbling up the land that for 25 years has been intended as a future Palestinian state subject to security guarantees for Israel and mutually agreed trade-offs about boundaries.
The latter has been intended as first step into a realistic generation of three-dimensional microstructures that can be used for study of flow resistance and elasticity of the non-woven.
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This may have been intended as satire.
"Clarissa" had been intended as something of a correction.
He said those remarks had been intended as a joke.
It may not have been intended as a manifesto, but it was received as one.
She responded with what must have been intended as judiciousness but came across as obfuscation.
Each may have been intended as an imaginary portrait of a departed ancestor.
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