The phrase "a new intensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new program, course, or approach that is focused and rigorous in nature.
Example: "The university has introduced a new intensive that covers advanced topics in artificial intelligence over a short period."
Alternatives: "a new rigorous program" or "a new focused course".
Mr Sants talked of a new "intensive supervisory model", which should make people "very frightened" of the FSA.
The court agreed with her plans to make wholesale changes at urban elementary schools that include reducing class size and introducing a new intensive reading program.
Money that the Eric Trump Foundation — which has just one employee — has raised over the past decade paid to build a new intensive care unit at St . Judes.
Columbia University offered a new intensive three-week summer program in May-June 2015 focused on democracy and constitutional engineering in the Middle East.
In the meantime, the state will provide a new intensive outpatient treatment benefit for the Medicaid expansion population, said Karen Baylor, deputy director of mental health and substance use disorder services at the California Department of Health Care Services.
The English department was expected to continue its two-and-a-half year track while giving students a choice of a new intensive one-and-a-half year program.
Bill Gates believes that a vaccine and new intensive drugs to combat HIV should be available by 2030 and end most new cases of the virus that has killed millions in the past three decades.
In 1994, he helped raise $3.5 million for a new pediatric intensive care unit.
Using a new, computationally intensive method of seismic tomography, a pair of geoscientists at the University of California, Berkeley, captured the mantle's structure at unprecedented resolution.
Hence, a new digitally intensive wideband in-phase/quadrature transmitter architecture is proposed to remove the aforementioned handicaps and to promote further progress.
In the Red Sea city of Eilat, Dennis Ross, the lead envoy, said the two sides were entering a "new and intensive" phase of deliberations that should indicate, over the next six to eight weeks, whether a framework agreement is possible.
