The phrase 'intention of moving to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a person's goal or plan to relocate to a new location. For example: "John announced his intention of moving to New York after he graduated from college."
"But the intention of moving to Broadway was never to produce commercial hits.
Faez and his family originally had no intention of moving to the US.
He said he had no intention of moving to Connecticut because his family is in Warwick.
We must be under no illusions that he has any intention of moving to protect the NHS in TTIP.
He turned the offer down and announced his intention of moving to London to become a painter.
While the film was partly shot in New York, Johnson admits he has no great love for the States and has no intention of moving to LA.
The Nets are a lame-duck tenant in the Izod Center, with intentions of moving to Brooklyn.
Most have no intention of permanently moving to the United States.
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The contrarian message of the book -- that we baby boomers are far better positioned for the last third of their lives than our parents or grandparents were, and have no intention of retiring, moving to Florida and listening to old Jimmy Buffet records, and that we don't have to bankrupt our society to take care of us in the last third of our lives -- would have been a difficult sell in any case.
A member of the Ferrari driver academy, Leclerc was given a grand prix debut with Sauber after his championship-winning season in the Formula Two feeder series last year with the intention of moving him to Ferrari in 2019 if he performed to expectations.
