"intention of participation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about someone's desire or plan to become involved in something. For example, "John indicated his intention of participation in the upcoming meeting."
Participants who think they have no hand skill or need specific skills for up-cycling of clothes were passive about up-cycling, but told their intention of participation, telling they need education program about up-cycling.
From this point of view, MI's participation was as active as any other team member because she provided the peculiar knowledge she possessed about herself and her capacities and limitations, even though she was not able to have the intention of participation.
Also, this study takes into consideration a student's actual research participation behavior, rather than future intentions of participation or positive attitudes towards research and science [ 12, 13].
In a multivariate analysis, the perception that TSGs were beneficial was the strongest factor related to a high intention of TSG participation after treatment.
Respondents saw more advantages than disadvantages in TSG participation, but only 40% of patients showed high intentions of participating in TSGs post-discharge.
12 Despite the lack of evidence, a staggering £480 million of government and lottery funds were originally earmarked for investment in grass roots sport (these funds have since been reported to have been significantly reduced to help pay for Olympic delivery with further budget cuts still predicted) with the intention of boosting sport participation in the 4 years preceding the 2012 games.
Therefore, we could assess actual participation instead of intention to participate, which is often used as a proxy for participation [ 44].
Of interest, Thorsen et al. noted that in two of the studies reviewed, older age was associated with lower levels of participation intention [ 13].
Past screening participation was also demonstrated to be an independent correlate of CRC screening uptake in several studies [ 29, 47], and although our research does not directly measure participation, intention to participate can provide some indication of behaviour.
Our finding of the positive influence of intention on PA participation corroborates those of other studies [ 29- 32].
- Capabilities, plans, and intentions for participation in international peacekeeping operations.
