The phrase "intends to answer the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a response that is meant to address a particular question or issue. For example, "This article intends to answer the question of how technology can be used to improve healthcare."
Besides looking into the question of culpability for the fire, Senator Danforth has said that he intends to "answer the dark questions" about all the other aspects of the tragedy at Waco.Conspiracy theorists are likely to be disappointed.
Since the governor was put straight into solitary confinement, and not even allowed to see his lawyers, it is not yet clear how he intends to answer the charges.Some of the details from Mr Angelini's account would be comic were they not so serious.
Those changes can be examined in two sets: the first is related to external reasons (it intends to answer the question "why should port governance have changed?"), and the second one to the purpose of port reforms (it intends to answer the question "why did port reform take place?").
This study intends to answer the question of which algorithm, between ACO and GA, generates the optimal AD gene order.
A prospective trial (Trial Assigning Individualized Options for Treatment TAILORx) with a planned accrual of at least 10,000 patients intends to answer the question of whether intermediate risk patients benefit from chemotherapy [ 57].
This section is intended to answer the "What are we?" question, but it is disappointing.
The Foreign Office statement was clearly intended to answer the criticism, noting that Pakistan had shared information with the C.I.A. on the Bin Laden compound starting in 2009, and that the "intelligence flow continued until mid-April 2011".
According to Amory, in 1919 Dunsany took out a new notebook in which he intended to answer the challenge of the day and pasted into it a line clipped from a newspaper: "It is a great responsibility to have survived the war".
Sometimes, as in Jubilees and in the Pseudo-Philo work, these accretions are intended to answer the questions of heretics, but often, particularly in the case of Josephus, they are apologetic in presenting biblical heroes in a guise that would appeal to a Hellenized audience.
In this study, the researcher intended to answer the following questions: Q1.
At the end, we intend to answer the following questions: 1) can SOC estimation be self-adaptive without bias?
