"ultimately intend to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express a long-term goal or plan. Example: "I am currently studying finance, but I ultimately intend to become a successful entrepreneur."
This, however, was obviously not indicated in this study because we ultimately intend to directly use electrochemical implant disinfection in a living tissue environment.
Trials that ultimately intend to reduce the number of falls in their study population should preferably adopt the Prevention of Falls Network Europe (ProFaNE) recommendations.
For the genome-wide studies, this will be a basic effort for future development and evolution in aspects of the translational biomedical informatics, which ultimately intend to improve patient outcomes and diagnostics with omics dataset through integrative systems biology [ 26].
The IDA's dedication to preservation, means it ultimately intends to return the arch to Palmyra.
What the giant complex was ultimately intended to make is still unclear, analysts said.
It was vacant, and the town ultimately intended to use it as a municipal landfill.
She dedicated new towns bearing her name and announced that she ultimately intended to proceed to Constantinople.
He initially intended to harm no one but himself, and his decision to seek help showed that he ultimately intended to harm no one at all," Johnston wrote.
Nearly everyone I asked in La Rinconada believes that the government's formalization program is ultimately intended to clear the way for multinationals and other big mining companies to replace informal miners.
George Dyson, a futurist who has spent time at Google, thinks that the company ultimately intends to link all these digital synapses created by its users into what H.G. Wells, a British science-fiction writer, once called the "world brain".
Building his case, the president charged for the first time that Iraq's fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles was ultimately intended to deliver chemical and biological weapons to cities in the United States.
