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The phrase 'intended transaction' is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase can be used to refer to a transaction or action that is expected, intended, or planned. For example, "I met with the accountant to discuss the intended transaction of buying a new property."
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The user simply sees the intended transaction while other transactions have actually occurred in secret, without the account holder's knowledge.
We highlight some stylized facts about the variance measures of Cryptocurrencies using the logarithm of daily return range and relate these results to their respective cryptographic designs such as intended transaction speed.
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The company intended the transaction to comply with standard accounting rules, but it did not, according to the report.
It said it would redeem all outstanding shares of Liberty Entertainment tracking stock, and that it intended the transaction to be tax-free to shareholders.
Such arrangements are partly intended to reduce transaction costs.
Visa, MasterCard and PayPal announced in the past few weeks that they would not process any transaction intended for WikiLeaks.
MADRID -- Israel has acquired the user name @israel on Twitter, the microblogging Internet service, from the Spanish owner of a pornographic Web site, in an unusual transaction intended to help Israel exercise more influence over its image.
Federal investigators are looking into an energy deal between Enron and Merrill Lynch to determine whether it was a sham transaction intended to help Enron increase its year-end profit, people who have been interviewed said.
[C2.] Mitsubishi Tokyo Offers Financing The Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group, Japan's second-largest bank, agreed to provide 700 billion yen ($6.4 billion) of emergency financing to UFJ Holdings in a transaction intended to block a rival bid.
The former has exchanged its entire equity stake in the Internet holding company for a combination of assets and cash in a transaction intended to be tax-free to both companies.
Mr. Skilling's version is that Enron's board put in place a strict system of controls to safeguard shareholders against conflicts of interest that might arise from the partnerships, that he was not required by that system to sign off on all the transactions undertaken by the partnerships and that he was not aware of any transactions intended to hide the company's true condition.
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