The phrase "statement is intended to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when introducing a statement that you are making with a specific purpose in mind. For example, "This statement is intended to provide an overview of the current economic situation."
The values statement is intended to present organizational norms and expectations and to augment the HMS mission statement by defining our shared commitment to the HMS community.
In sum, the CONSORT statement is intended to improve the reporting of an RCT, enabling readers to understand a trial's conduct and to assess the validity of its results.
The newly released Nine Presidents statement is intended to foster institutional excellence by promoting gender equity, helping to attract and retain women faculty, and enabling male and female faculty to have fulfilling personal as well as professional lives.
The appendix attached to this statement is intended to provide guidelines on the type of information that is included in policies on postdoctoral fellows for those universities that do not already have such policies in place.
But the choreography of starting with a written statement is intended to put Ineos in a position where it has no excuse to keep the plant shut down, in "cold condition".
This consensus statement is intended to provide guidance regarding the use of APBI outside of a clinical trial and to serve as a framework to promote additional clinical investigations into the optimal role of APBI in the treatment of breast cancer.
His statement was intended to sound contrite.
Casey said their statement was intended to start a conversation.
His statement was intended to reassure nervous financial markets about Greece, which is drowning in debt.
The statement was intended to put a marker in the sand, one administration official said.
The statement was intended to end the controversy and reset the diplomatic compass.
