The phrase 'intentionally neglected' is correct and can be used in written English.
It may be used to describe when somebody has deliberately chosen not to do something or to pay attention to something. For example, "Even though Maria was aware of the consequences, she intentionally neglected to submit her report on time."
"Education in this state, especially for minorities," he said, "has been intentionally neglected".
As baby boomers age, many may find that a basic act they once took for granted (or intentionally neglected) has become a lot more complicated.
Did Solness — who intentionally neglected to fix a crack in the flue — will this destruction so that he could capitalize on it?
Mine came at around the same time as my budding cinephilia, so – at my worst – I may have intentionally neglected to rewind a VHS tape.
But he soldiered on, noting his disappointment that several of his favorite artists delivered subpar records this year (Morrissey, Pete Yorn, the Doves) and that some of the biggest releases had to be left off for other reasons ("I intentionally neglected to include U2's album, as I am unable to evaluate their work in isolation from their status/body of work").
In the overview presented here, some pre-tests and verifications (e.g. [24]) have been intentionally neglected and the approach was directly applied to a highly diverse plankton set.
Second, pass a law that prevents malpractice lawsuits except for a health care provider who intentionally neglects a patient (take away the licenses of poor providers).
The cherry-picked article, published in the Lebanese news website NOW, intentionally neglects to mention that Fouda denied these allegations and was quickly released without any charges.
That means, we intentionally neglect other (e.g. post-transcriptional) regulatory effects and argue that the relevant protein concentrations linearly correspond to the mRNA concentrations right after transcription.
The proposed model is based on a set of simple and experimentally motivated assumptions and can be considered as "minimal" (i.e. most simple) in the sense that it concentrates on basic regulatory processes intentionally neglecting the influence of secondary effectors.
Furthermore, we have restricted our model analysis of IFN α to the experimentally described activation of HSCs (Essers et al, 2009), thus intentionally neglecting additional immunological effects, which might also show a therapeutical benefit for the treatment of leukaemia patients.
