"malicious intention" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a person's motives or objectives - for example, "The perpetrator committed the crime with malicious intention".
"Against this malicious intention, leading world powers need to display determination and not weakness.
Fox, the network that broadcasts the show, said that it felt the viewers' pain, but that there was no malicious intention to thwart DVR users.
"There is an investigation now to determine if the two men were rebels seeking to hide weapons in Jordan, or that they smuggled them in with the malicious intention of staging attacks here," the official said.
"Perhaps without this malicious intention, torture would not hurt as much," he says.
When a Victim kills an Aggressor in self-defense, this killing occurs before the Aggressor has actualized his malicious intention.
McMahan's suggestion that the firefighter kills if he acts with a malicious intention, whereas he lets die if he acts with a good intention seems wrong, however.
On Saturday, Mr. Erdogan claimed that the protests were carried out "with malicious intentions".
But journalists have been told …" "A source with malicious intentions is the same as an invention".
In giving his verdict, Judge Bertram Schmitt said the teenagers might not have specifically intended to kill but had malicious intentions.
By everyone's admission — from Lund's to those of the antidoping agencies — he harbored no malicious intentions.
His 1943 novel "Donovan's Brain," about a disembodied brain with malicious intentions, became a cult favorite and is still in print.
