"increased intention" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a greater or more determined effort, focus, or dedication. For example, "She demonstrated increased intention in her goal to get a promotion."
Preliminary data indicate that the class increases the ability of students to program, that students showed increased perception in their abilities, as well as an increased intention to use programming in the future.
This increase can be attributed to the fact that people can finally see what the clothes look like on normal people, instead of the models typically used to showcase the fashions on shopping sites, explains de Cabo, but it's also related to the fact that those who are browsing the images are probably doing more product research, which indicates an increased intention to purchase.
Intention to change has been shown to be a strong predictor of actually making a behavior change, and several studies have indeed demonstrated that some individuals respond to genetic risk information with increased intention to make behavior changes (Marteau & Lerman 2001).
Smokers who were affected by the TC policies were associated with increased intention to quit smoking.
Some aspects of these themes favoured retention ('pull factors') and others increased intention to leave ('push factors') [ 26].
Moreover, this study identifies an association between the smoking bans in public places and increased intention to quit smoking.
In response to being mistreated by their female counterparts, women reported lower job satisfaction, lower levels of vitality, and increased intentions to quit their job.
Alves and Soares [22] showed that the integration of photorealistic avatars with human voices led to increased intentions to purchase and repurchase.
Following the IC tour, young adults in this study reported increased intentions to get screened for CRC in the future.
Additionally, this campaign significantly increased intentions to get tested at the same rate in both "tested" and "not tested" groups.
Exposure to bullying as a target or witness was associated with negative outcomes: poorer psychological health, lower job satisfaction and increased intentions to leave work.
