The phrase "with intent of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that an action is being undertaken with a specific purpose or aim in mind. For example, "He drove to the store with intent of buying a gift for his sister's birthday."
In 1952 returned to the U.S. with intent of becoming a union leader.
Numeric results are discussed with intent of displaying the most essential features of the proposed methodology and algorithmic developments.
But he was again convicted of the attempted unlawful wounding with intent of the Martin Peake, the car driver who was also shot dead.
This website will be available to any theater artist and any teacher or class studying the work with intent of expanding understanding and research of the winning playwright's work and career.
But early this year figures produced in answer to a parliamentary question put by Mr Alex Lyon, the former Labour Home Office Minister, show that in the Metropolitan area in 1976, 2,112 people were charged with loitering with intent, of whom 887, or 42percentnt, were black.
I don't walk into my career with intent of any kind, but I discover after a while that it is what I am cast as.
"She came with the intent of collaborating with the M.R.T.A".
Scientists have mostly countered disinformation, or organized activities with the intent of misleading, with more information!
She was charged with felony burglary with the intent of committing a sexual assault, according to the Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
Students associated with madrasas formed militias, with the intent of stopping these gatherings of yogic defiance.
Thus, natural orpiment was mixed with a red pigment with the intent of obtaining a bright orange tone.
