The phrase "will intend to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express a future intention or plan. Example: I will intend to start studying for my exams next week.
Michael Greste said: "Today we wish to announce that we will intend to appeal the verdict through the formal channels offered by the Egyptian legal system.
With regard to increasing trend of research at the area of unmanned vehicles especially quadrotors, the present research will intend to examine, simulate and control aerial robots [6].
Further directions include: (1) the semantic analysis and the association rules components which we plan to deepen (2) will intend to study the property of interestingness measures belonging to measures sets.
In large urban cities with high rates of immigration from Africa, such as Toronto, a significant number of HIV-positive women will intend to become pregnant.
We will intend to uphold all the above company values, promoting our employees to do likewise.
But he left one more surprise for his family: a clause in his will intended to enforce his wish to be cremated and have his ashes scattered.
As the historian Burton Feldman noted in his book "The Nobel Prize," Nobel's will intended to reward those who made peace between nations.
Forcible corrective action: the extraterrestrials could require humanity to reduce major risks against its will, intending to help humans advance to the next stage of civilization.
Logistics is very strong and we'll intend to keep doing that, maybe couple of years down the line makes sense to harmonize platform into one," he explained.
A lawyer who was not on the panel, Sanford J. Schlesinger, the senior estate tax lawyer at Kaye Scholer Fierman Hays & Handler, warned that cookie-cutter language in many existing wills intended to minimize estate taxes could backfire.
I will never pull out of a challenge, as much as I will never intend to injury a player".
