The phrase 'knowledge and intention' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone has acted out of a combination of knowing what to do and wanting to do it. For example, "The robber committed their crime with full knowledge and intention."
To investigate how family members' attitudes toward functional regain, and patients' knowledge and intention of independence influence poststroke rehabilitation.
Theory of Mind is the ability to know that the experience of knowledge and intention lies behind human actions such as facial expressions.
Or Christians could hope that maybe salvation through Christ was extended to people who did not believe in its necessity or even its possibility, as though Christ might stealthfully hide between the words of the Qur'an and smuggle himself into the hearts of Muslims against their own knowledge and intention.
We identified scales and dimensions that represent Attitude, Social norm, Self-efficacy, Barriers, Knowledge and Intention.
In the posttest, HPV knowledge and intention to obtain the HPV vaccination were added to the survey.
The effect of the programme on knowledge and intention to be tested has been studied (Watson et al, 2006).
The BYHRBI assesses self-reported problem behaviors, perceptions, knowledge, and intentions to engage these behaviors.
Separate logistic regression analyses examined differences by campaign awareness in knowledge and intentions (survey 1 and 2 results combined).
The walk through Inflatable Colon can increase CRC knowledge and intentions to get screened among a young and diverse population.
Within 50 90 ms, Requests engaged mirror-neuron action-comprehension systems in sensorimotor cortex, possibly for processing action knowledge and intentions.
A strength of this pre-intervention and post-intervention evaluation design was that it included baseline assessment of women's knowledge and intentions concerning alcohol and cancer.
