"stated intent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The stated intent of the policy change is to reduce the amount of waste produced."
… [Their] stated intent was to destroy anyone who they saw as a threat to Hillary Clinton's bid for power.
Far from calming fears -- the E.P.A.'s officially stated intent -- the program is having the opposite effect on some people, who say that their careful compartmentalization of terrors would be put at risk.
Ligas and Chaudhuri [39] mentioned that WTPM is the customers' stated intent; this meaning that customers prefer certain supplier to other stores, they will be more willing to buy the product or service provided by such a supplier [39].
Just a temporary waiver of the Republicans' stated intent to throttle the government by making it grind to a halt -- an intent they're now exercising again.
Hence further follow-up will be necessary to assess the extent to which stated intent translates into actual rural practice.
In addition, stated intent may be distorted to reflect the desire of expediency based on avoiding IRB review or based on journal requirements for IRB review.
Persistence is gauged by students' stated intent to pursue BBS careers and specific career plans, such as enrollment in postdoctoral programs.
The author's stated intent is not only to tell the story of Havel's life, and to fashion that story into the unlikely form of a tragedy, but to provide a "manual for democrats".
In fact, his adaptation is better than his stated intent.
"It is deeply disappointing that the stated intent is not translating into an operational reality.
His stated intent for WikiLeaks was to advance truthful political discourse.
