The phrase "have the intention" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, you could say "I have the intention of creating something that can help others".
However, there are only a few pioneers in the Netherlands, but they do have the intention to disseminate their best practices.
We don't have the intention to sell him.
MR. CHIRAC -- We don't have the intention to oppose.
India and Japan state that they have the intention of doing this in the coming decades.
Some countries simply do not have the intention or political will to meet their obligations.
"Even if they did have the intention, they couldn't do it".
"The athletic directors have the intention of exploring a ninth conference game in 2015," Delany said.
"Until now we don't have the intention to disrupt the gas pipeline," Brang Lai said.
You don't do that if you have the intention to go away quickly".
I didn't have the intention to spit on him - but it looked like that.
They only have to have the intention to one day carry out such attacks," said Potargent.
