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The phrase "a very intense level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high degree or extreme state of something, often in contexts like emotions, experiences, or challenges.
Example: "The training program pushed participants to a very intense level of physical endurance."
Alternatives: "an extremely high level" or "a highly intense degree".
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Some students will opt to become engaged at a very intense level, while others may opt to engage in less-intensive activities, including all categories in the definition proposed by CUR.
"It will be played away from home at a very intense level and will allow us to assess further our ability to operate away from home in a hostile environment.
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Nuclear waste retains its very intense level of radioactivity for several hundred years, but after a thousand years have passed, the remaining radioactivity, while persistent, is at a level comparable to (though still greater than) that of an equivalent quantity of natural uranium ore.
In combination with the sea-level rise, this resulted in a very intense storm.
We observed a low level of labeling in the WT retina (Fig. 2G), but a very intense labeling in the Vldlr-/ retina (Fig. 2H).
And when that happened suddenly people were exploring identity, life, freedom on a personal level, political freedom, everything was explored, in a very short time and a very intense moment.
A very intense stare.
"It's been a very intense fight".
It was a very intense experience.
Hurricane Harvey was a very intense storm.
It has been a very intense process.
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