"stated intentions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific goals or objectives that a person or group declares or announces. It is commonly used in formal or professional contexts, and can be used when discussing plans or strategies. Example: The company's stated intentions are to expand into international markets and increase revenue by 20% in the next fiscal year.
It was a pledge that went beyond the currently stated intentions of the Clinton administration.
He made no mention of his previously stated intentions to pursue a new deal with Britain and Cameron, aimed at keeping the UK in the EU.
Despite the framers' stated intentions in the preamble to the Constitution, there is little "domestic tranquility" when it comes to interpreting what the document means.
The production happily fulfills its creators' stated intentions of delivering a "Comedy" that captures the eternal, energizing joys and perils of urban flux.
If the congressional opponents of reform hold their ground, we could even end up with a political stalemate that resembles the one surrounding Guantánamo Bay, with the White House conveniently able to blame Congress for frustrating its publicly stated intentions.
Should the FBI fail to recommend another indictment, Trump's voters and congressional Republicans will presume bias in the bureau – particularly since those Republicans have already stated intentions to keep a hypothetical Clinton White House under persistent investigation.
However, stated intentions and future potentials are clearly not the same as on-the-ground reality.
Conviction Meets Courage Actually, John Doerr has done better than Jim Clark in terms of fulfilling stated intentions.
And are its (stated) intentions, which are simply to get to work solving the problems that the younger generations on the planet will inherit from us "olds" problematic?
Today, it's making good on these previously stated intentions with a new photo and video-sharing app called Slingshot, now available in select markets.
That is, they contract based simply on formal contractual capacity and take each other's stated intentions at face value, never second-guessing each other's substantive purposes.
