The phrase "intention to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express your goal or desire to get better in something. For example: "I have an intention to improve my writing skills."
There is an intention to improve that but, as with all things, it's going to take time".
Permission hinges on being able to promise economic benefits, like job growth or an intention to improve the investment.
In the feedback session the manager, who prided himself on being very hands-on, looked visibly shocked at what had been discovered and vowed to address every issue, which I felt was a genuine intention to improve.
It will be intriguing to see whether Russia, with its increased national wealth and intention to improve its sports facilities, will be able to reverse the downward trend in time for London 2012.
While Mr. Rostovanyi praised the government's intention to improve the system, he said important measures were taken by decree, without consultation, which left students unsure whether they would get state money.
I was also frustrated that a lot of very high-end, Italian designer lights are just beautiful objects, but the intention to improve the function or the quality of light has been ignored.
"We see this as an expression of North Korean intentions to improve ties with us," said Park Sun-kyoo, a presidential spokesman in Seoul.
Senator Alexei Pushkov, a leading voice in foreign affairs, said the choice of Tillerson "confirms the seriousness of Trump's intentions" to improve relations with Moscow.
The ice action plan, unveiled by chief minister Adam Giles on Monday, flagged intentions to improve health and rehabilitative care, strengthen legislation, improve interstate law enforcement cooperation and review youth diversionary programs, but no increases in funding were announced.
After five years, the Obama Administration's stated intentions to improve the fortunes of the middle class, boost manufacturing, reduce income inequality, and promote the recovery of the economy have come up severely short.
"We do know of advertiser intentions to improve their spending this year considerably, but they are very guarded in the way that they talk about it," said Scott Heekin-Canedy, the president and general manager of the flagship Times newspaper.
