The phrase "a stronger intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels of intensity in contexts such as emotions, physical sensations, or scientific measurements.
Example: "The storm last night had a stronger intensity than any we had experienced before."
Alternatives: "greater intensity" or "higher intensity".
Better danced, the choreography would have a stronger intensity.
"Even though you see a lot of the same people, you can see there's a different attitude, that there's a stronger intensity," said right wing Mariusz Czerkawski, the leading scorer on last year's forlorn team.
Compared to personality characteristics, states vary in a stronger intensity over points in time and situations, whereas personal characteristics function as dispositional predictors of actual psychological responses (Nezlek 2007).
Cytochemical localization of O 2 ·− presented that, a stronger intensity and larger surface area of the DHE-derived fluorescence appeared in leaves only infested by A. craccivora; while a small fluorescent stain was observed in the additionally inoculated cyanobacteria leaves.
The narrower peak with a stronger intensity corresponds to the InP buffer layer and substrate for each sample, while the peak on the left side corresponds to InPBi epi-layer.
A stronger intensity was observed for oxygenated C = O and C = O stretching with observed wave numbers 1737.5 and 1704.0 cm−1, respectively indicating a high level of ketonic group.
Mr. Moore said he arrived early Tuesday and, while fighting the fire in the darkness, saw orange flames burning from the center of trees, indicating a strong intensity.
The 873 and 848 K-carburized catalysts contained a strong intensity of β-Mo2C and clear Ni metal (or NiMo).
To overcome the treatment difficulty of high VOC concentration and continuous system, a strong intensity of plasma was used as a light source.
A strong intensity of the amide bands is characteristic of a dynamite weighting process [71].
