"key intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to something that is important and intentional in nature. For example: "The key intention of the meeting was to discuss plans for the upcoming event."
The key intention was the same: removal of a cancerous tumour.
Dead Island's key intention is to be as realistic as possible (once you've suspended disbelief sufficiently to allow for the presence of zombies), which is why it concentrates on melee weapons.
"Profit is not my key intention at The European", says Lukasz Gadowski.
A key intention of the PSAs was for national policies to be accurately reflected in services delivered locally: labelled the "Golden Thread".
The key intention for LiDAR data use was to support the estimation of urban energy use where there is a requirement for a high degree of accuracy in the building geometry.
On the basis of the literature, we believe that there is an unmet need with the consultation aids currently available as none are specifically designed to be used jointly by the patient and the doctor with the key intention being to influence the consultation behaviour of both parties and make transparent the patients' prior understanding of their illness and need for further information.
One of the key intentions of Love and War, Bourjeily says, was to highlight the socio-economic factors that have fuelled violence between the two neighbourhoods, and counter the negative stereotypes that are prevalent in Lebanese society.
For me, the key is intention.
This study identifies key vaccination intention determinants that are differentially associated with caregivers' children's age groups.
To make this happen, brands need to clearly define their key emotional intentions -- in other words, how they want their customers to feel.
This 11-item questionnaire is designed to collect data on eligibility criteria, random allocation, concealed allocation, similarity of baseline values, blinding of therapists and/or assessors, key outcomes, intention-to-treat analysis, between group differences, and point and variability measures.
