"intentionally fail" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to purposely not succeed or achieve something. Example: Despite countless hours of practicing, the magician intentionally failed to pull off his famous disappearing act during the live performance to add an element of surprise for the audience.
Desperate to escape, I decided to intentionally fail out of university, thinking I would be kicked out.
The bill would increase the civil penalty on automakers to $25,000 a vehicle, from $5,000, and remove the overall cap on civil penalties for automakers that intentionally fail to report vehicle safety defects or intentionally provide misleading information.
Since when have leaders of either party ever needed to intentionally fail at anything?
Hypertensive patients who intentionally fail to follow treatment may be under direct influence of their common-sense experiences or beliefs, while unintended (spontaneous) adherence is related to the strength of the habit.
The goal is to avoid retail shrink caused by cashiers who intentionally fail to enter one or more items into the transaction in an attempt to get free merchandise for the customer.
The platform can inform doctors of patients who are most likely to skip an appointment and who are likely to forget or intentionally fail to take medication on time.
Mr. Espada intentionally failed to identify more than $115,000 in personal charges, according to the indictment.
"You intentionally failed to provide accurate information regarding marital status," the letter stated.
It's unclear how many students opted out of the test or intentionally failed it.
Snow also said there was probable cause to believe that Arpaio intentionally failed to turn over records that he had promised, under oath, to give to the court.
As more homeowners began missing payments, Mr. Morrice and the other executives intentionally failed to account for the losses, according to the complaint.
