"implicit intention" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something where there is an unspoken expectation. For example, "Her implicit intention was to make him jealous."
This may be interpreted indicative of their, more or less implicit, intentions to activate also other channels than only direct influence to policy making.
A structural equation model revealed that intentions, implicit attitudes, and, indirectly, autonomous motivation to reduce sugar consumption had small, significant effects on sugar consumption.
As expected, these associations were not correlated with one's intention, because implicit associations are supposed to influence behavior without mediation by intentions.
For most donors, the implicit (and sometimes explicit) intention of DAHG is to increase the total amount of governmental spending on health.
First, the code should reflect the explicit text of the policy measure, not our subjective interpretation of its underlying, alleged implicit or 'hidden' political intentions.
The configuration of the environment, namely the robots' relative positions depending on both the global task and the game dynamics, provides a source of implicit information about the robots' intention to be involved in collective actions, making them able to cooperate implicitly.
Furthermore we examined the influences of giving information by two different letters, on the implicit and reasoned determinants and intention to participate in chlamydia screening.
Evidence of suicidal intent (whether explicit or implicit) is central to this definition, however, intention is often difficult to establish.
Many studies suggest that implicit bias, not white supremacist intentions on the part of individuals, plays a role at nearly every stage.
The second aim is therefore to unravel the influences of giving information by a letter, on the implicit and reasoned determinants and intentions to participate in chlamydia screening.
