"intention of comparing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the aim of making comparisons between two or more things. For example, "I had the intention of comparing the two products, but I soon realized that they were very similar."
Mr. Torres López said he had no intention of comparing Ms. Merkel with Hitler (although he stood by his references to war and Lebensraum).
Perhaps that is all that is meant by this latest derogation of local reporters by the national press corps, and there is no intention of comparing local newsies to crawling insects.
But Clooney told the Huffington Post: "I'm a great fan of the mayor, and I'm sure my right honourable friend had no real intention of comparing me to Hitler.
We began this experiment with the intention of comparing four services, but unfortunately, we couldn't get Livecast to work.
As such, these provide useful tests of our experimental method with the intention of comparing the results to future high-Q lattice-matched samples with incorporated QDs.
For each of these we will develop a theory of change and model evaluation plans with the intention of comparing processes and outcomes.
All eligible subjects were informed of the intention to compare two healthy diets in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and that it was unknown if any of them would be superior to the other.
To minimize this problem, all study participants were informed of the intention to compare two healthy diets in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and that it was unknown if any of them would be superior to the other.
There was no intention to compare the performance of students from the different universities.
There was no intention to compare the performance of graduates from different programmes or from different universities, but the spread of backgrounds was intended to give a qualitative variation relevant for all of them.
Given our intention to compare the effectiveness of different therapeutic regimes in the newly devised 3D skin-melanoma spheroid model, we reckoned that the use of two related but different therapeutic combinations could be highly informative.
