The phrase "a combination of intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture or blend of different levels of intensity in various contexts, such as emotions, experiences, or physical activities.
Example: "The performance was a combination of intensity and grace, captivating the audience from start to finish."
Alternatives: "a blend of intensity" or "a mix of intensity".
The new algorithm uses a combination of intensity, anatomical, and morphological probability maps.
The specimens' bodies are segmented from the background using a combination of intensity thresholding and Histogram of Oriented Gradients.
Hence, in our work, we define our data term using a combination of intensity and feature matching costs.
Physical activity was assessed using self-administered questionnaire in most of the studies, and was based on a combination of intensity, duration and frequency of recreational physical activity.
Although no standard definition of heat waves were used, most studies applied a combination of intensity and duration [ 17, 18, 21, 36].
A combination of intensity (negative, 1+, 2+ or 3+) and percentage of stained cells was used to score each core biopsy.
It is stated that a combination of moderate intensity and vigorous intensity physical activity can be used to meet this recommendation.
To overcome these problems, DeadEasy Caspase identifies cells based on a combination of pixel intensity and minimum volume in 3D (Figure 3).
The Diskin and Nazimov model demonstrated that a combination of rainfall intensity and soil water content dynamics on an intra-event scale explained better the differences observed in runoff and soil loss on an inter-event scale.
But it was the hosts who started much the better and a combination of their intensity at the breakdown and English ill-discipline gave full-back Bustos Moyano the chance to out-kick Burns at a ratio of two to one to give the Pumas a 12-6 leafterter 25 minutes.
They examined earthquakes that occurred between 1980 and 2007 in 119 countries through a combination of seismic intensity, spatial distribution of the population, and total GDP, as scaled using an exposure correction factor ratio of wealth per capita to GDP per capita.
