The phrase "a more intensive study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that requires greater depth, focus, or thoroughness compared to a previous study or standard study.
Example: "In order to understand the complex dynamics of the ecosystem, we need to conduct a more intensive study."
Alternatives: "a deeper analysis" or "a more thorough investigation."
The honors program is designed to encourage a more intensive study of mathematical sciences than the B.S. program.
Studio workshop designed for students who possess a basic understanding of the principles of design and seek a more intensive study of costume.
The commission has been involved in a more intensive study of earthquakes since the March 11 quake and tsunami in Japan.
This is an intermediate workshop designed for students who have a basic understanding of the principles of theatrical design and who want a more intensive study of costume design and the psychology of clothing.
It is designed to encourage qualified students to undertake a more intensive study of civil and environmental engineering than is required for the normal majors through a substantial, independent research project.
For a more intensive study of Kundalini Yoga that includes practice, lecture, writing and discussion, see full credit course Dance 357L.
A total of 450 trees were sampled for DBH and outerwood density (increment cores), and a selection was made for a much more intensive study of wood properties.
The experiments should produce an even more exotic entity called a quark-gluon plasma and allow for much more intensive study of the substances.
A purposive sample combined variety with opportunities for more intensive study, where there were particular learning opportunities [ 51].
Combining this information with high-throughput exposure assessments, as introduced by Wambaugh and colleagues, provides for a risk-based process of prioritization of chemicals for more intensive study of their potential to impact human health.
All sixth graders take an "exploratory program" in French, German and Spanish before selecting one language for more intensive study in Grades 7 and 8.
