The part of the sentence "mention the intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of expressing an intended purpose or goal. For example: "In the presentation, the speaker mentioned the intention of the project was to help the local community".
It isn't easy: lighting, occlusion, weird angles — not to mention the intentions of the user.
Fourth, most of the included studies did not mention the intention-to-treat analysis, which may lead to some other bias.
Not a single student mentioned the intention of specializing either in public health or family medicine.
Only 10 papers reported the execution of recommendations, while 6 reported partial execution (totaling to 18%) and 3 mentioned the intention to do this.
The release does not even mention that the intention of the overall bill was to pay for the war and improve domestic security.
He doesn't mention the Romney-Ryan team's intention to retain the huge Bush tax cuts for the superrich and to cut these taxes even more if elected.
The other study [ 34] also did not mention that intention to treat analysis was conducted and did not show the numbers of participants included in the analysis to give an indication whether the ones who dropped-out were included in the analysis or not.
It is worth mentioning that the intention of car purchasing is not identical to car ownership.
And yet the radar detector, there on the dashboard or window, serves notice to law enforcement officers about your intentions (not to mention, the devices are still illegal in some states).
Five studies [ 35, 37, 44, 47, 56] did not indicate whether their studies had lost some participants to follow-up and neither did they mention that intention to treat analyses were conducted.
Liverpool's intentions - not to mention the confidence now surging through this team - were clear inside two minutes as Sturridge found space inside the area from Jordan Henderson's pass but could not find the target.
