The phrase "a higher intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels or degrees of something, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The experiment showed a higher intensity of light when the temperature was increased."
Alternatives: "an increased level of" or "a greater degree of".
By definition, NNS, otherwise referred to as very low-calorie sweeteners, artificial sweeteners, noncaloric sweeteners, and intense sweeteners, have a higher intensity of sweetness per gram than caloric sweeteners such as sucrose, corn syrups, and fruit juice concentrates.
Red colour represents a higher intensity of EM field.
Regions that have more access to health care facilities may be expected to have a higher intensity of antenatal visits.
A higher score represents a lower intensity of internal conflict, while a lower score indicates a higher intensity of conflict.
The RTA processing shows a higher intensity of the E 2 high mode due to improved crystallinity.
Generally, edges in which one node nominates the other have corresponding edges with a higher intensity of communication and collocation.
Moreover, the two-step scheduling design results in a lower quality of transportation infrastructure and a higher intensity of local public goods.
To get a higher intensity of electron beam a magnetic bunch compression system using chicane magnet will be incorporated; which can yield a sub-pico-second beam.
New sharing-systems and forms of collaborative consumption have emerged all over Europe and contribute to significant reductions in vehicle ownership [30] and a higher intensity of usage.
Since the intensity of a fan's usage is depended on temperature of each zone, the warmer region has a higher intensity of usage.
According to some reports [4, 41, 43, 43] a higher intensity of the green emission observed from thinner nanorods is due to their higher surface-to-volume ratio.
