The phrase "intended topics" is part of correct and usable written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that particular topics have been selected and discussed, usually ahead of time. For example, "We discussed the intended topics during the meeting."
It is reasonable for an organization to select a speaker its members are apt to enjoy and to discuss with that speaker his or her intended topic and general approach.
While the hearing was explicitly intended to focus on FISA, its timing — a day before former FBI Director James Comey will testify for the first time since his firing — led Senators to frequently derail conversation around the intended topic.
I believe the intended topic is a worthy one.
I'm listening to Athletico Mince, a podcast co-created and co-hosted by Bob Mortimer and Andy Dawson, which from episode one (it's now on episode 38) derailed immediately from its intended topic of football, and has since become a bizarre and engrossing world of idle chat, improvised tales and sketches that often prolapse mid-joke.
However, the intended topic of assessment remains important.
Nonclassifiable is represented when students did not complete a particular question (1), students indicated they did not know an answer (2), the meaning of student writing was unclear (3), or the writing did not address the intended topic (4).
A jconstruct is an explanatory variable, which is not directly observable and is constructed from a theoretical concept (see a). kFace validity refers to the degree of symptomatic resemblance between the developed instrument or outcome measurement and the intended topic or clinical condition.
The title area of your storyboard should contain your intended topic or general idea of the commercial.
The victims, which included the names of Vanderbilts, Asotrs, and other prominent New Yorkers, were shown galley proofs of paragraphs Town Topics intended to run unless they forked over sums amounting to thousand of dollars in payment for flattering writeups in the projected publication.
By their very nature, closed questions leave no doubt as to the specific topics intended to be addressed.
