The phrase "ultimate intention" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a goal or result that is the most important or desired outcome. For example: "We discussed our ultimate intention of achieving world peace."
It may have been a takeover by stealth but there can be little doubt as to Kroenke's ultimate intention.
The ultimate intention is to write "a dramatic poem in English" dependent on the Iliad which will "revitalise narrative verse".
This may not have been D'Antonio's ultimate intention, but if the church's scandals suggest anything, it's this: Negligence, no matter what motivates it, can also be criminal.
The ultimate intention being that when compensation was awarded, the individuals could buy the property off Commonweal, enabling our charitable resources to be recycled to help others.
"Our ultimate intention was to kill six million Germans, one for every Jew slaughtered by the Germans," Mr. Harmatz told The Observer of Britain in 1998.
But the Vermont judge had already mandated a visit with Ms. Jenkins for late September 2009 — just after the international flight — and had made his ultimate intention to transfer custody if Ms. Miller continued to defy orders quite clear.
As in other areas, such as his Robert Bork-led advisory panel on judicial policies, Romney's ultimate intentions aren't clear.
AT&T executives said that the appointments revealed nothing about the company's ultimate intentions for its cable business.
Whatever the ultimate intentions of the developer here, it is now four years since planning permission was granted.
His prior support for the Confiscation Acts and his prodding of border-state legislators to accept compensated emancipation revealed his ultimate intentions to Bluegrass State voters.
Yet in a long conversation one afternoon at his home in Yangon last year, he expressed deep scepticism about the government's ultimate intentions.
