The phrase "a pattern of intense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring or consistent occurrence of something that is strong or extreme in nature.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of intense behavior among the participants during high-stress situations."
Alternatives: "a trend of strong" or "a series of severe".
High-resolution lake-level records from the late Holocene in east Africa show a pattern of intense, multidecadal droughts, far more severe than any experienced in the twentieth century.
It's part of a pattern of intense fire dangercurrently plaguing most of the western United States, which is unlikely to fade anytime soon.
At high magnification, NFTs immunolabeled with Tau5 displayed a fibrillar pattern throughout the lesions (Fig. 6m), whereas those labeled with AT8 also displayed a pattern of intense immunoreactivity enriched on the outer rims of the lesions (Fig. 6g).
Whether or not a warmer climate is to blame, it fits a pattern of more intense hurricanes since the 1980s.
Khartoum "continues a pattern of sustained, intense and destructive economic warfare against the south … The purpose is not only to destabilise the south but to provoke actual military confrontation and create a casus belli for a new war," he said.
According to the Mayo Clinic, people with BPD can have "a pattern of unstable intense relationships, distorted self-image, extreme emotions and impulsiveness". .
According to the Mayo Clinic, Borderline Personality Disorder: "includes a pattern of unstable intense relationships, distorted self-image, extreme emotions and impulsiveness".
BPD, according to the Mayo Clinic, can cause "a pattern of unstable intense relationships, distorted self-image, extreme emotions and impulsiveness," though many with the disorder can improve and lead fulfilling lives after receiving treatment.
The attacks continued a sudden pattern of intense assaults almost every day, in another sign that the traditional fighting season in Afghanistan, where most fighting would ordinarily have ended by November, has been prolonged this year, and is still continuing at a high tempo.
In women with histologically confirmed usual type hyperplasia and/or atypical type hyperplasia, a similar pattern of intense diffuse, not patchy, but more homogeneous, 99mTc- V DMSA distribution was observed in 10/14 patients (71%).
Observations during 1999 2002 suggest that, in coming years, WNV will assume an epidemiologic pattern of intense seasonal transmission in the United States, with hundreds to thousands of human cases reported annually.
