The phrase "acceleration or intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical phenomena, performance metrics, or any situation where you are comparing or contrasting the two concepts.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to consider both acceleration or intensity to fully understand the impact of the changes."
Alternatives: "speed or strength" or "rate or force".
Probabilistic seismic hazard maps, in terms of spectral acceleration and uniform hazard response spectra at given sites, considering local soil conditions, represent a much more complete estimate of the seismic hazard than the traditional maps in terms of peak ground acceleration or macroseismic intensity.
Five current primary studies examined exposure to vibration, by asking or observing whether employees worked with vibratory tools; no measurements of frequency or intensity (e.g., acceleration) were collected (Table 4) [ 47, 48, 50– 50].
The simulated results demonstrate that the isolation performance of the PFPI-FIS does comply with the designated dual performance objectives, which yield either acceleration or displacement control depending on the earthquake intensity and isolator drift.
For comparison, acceleration and intensity at KiK-net station IWTH25 are also shown at the time of the 2008 Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku earthquake (Mw 7.0, 3 km).
For comparison, acceleration and intensity at IWTH25 (KiK-net) are also shown at the time of the 2008 Iwate Miyagi Nairiku earthquake (June 14 , 2008 focal depth is 8 km, Mw 7.0).
Our results suggest that, holding the intensity of erosive forces constant, the acceleration or reduction of soil erosion in arid landscapes will primarily be an outcome of management practices.
Turbulent flow pattern across diseased valves, due to flow acceleration or loss of flow homogeneity, is shown as an area of low signal intensity (signal void) [ 8].
The anticipated intensity of ground shaking is represented by a number called the peak acceleration or the peak velocity.
Several experiments of neutron generation using high intensity laser sources, with a power exceeding 1019W/cm2 via TNSA (Target Normal Sheath Acceleration) or other similar methods, have been performed in the past years in different laboratories.
No trend of evolutionary acceleration or retardation was observed.
