The phrase "active and intensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing types of learning, engagement, or methodologies that require a high level of participation or effort.
Example: "The course is designed to provide an active and intensive learning experience for all participants."
Alternatives: "dynamic and rigorous" or "engaged and thorough".
Contacts with the wealthy Danubian Roman provinces during the wars were also quite active and intensive.
This could be explained by the fact that exchanges of carbohydrates between roots of ramets via rhizomes are most active and intensive in L. chinensis in summer, coincident with the maximum plant growth period [11].
Reports that increasing the intensity of rehabilitation could be associated with improved outcomes [ 14] have led to calls for rehabilitation to be more active and intensive [ 15, 16].
Active and intensive surgical intervention should be considered with these older women with endometriosis if they do not have other contraindications for surgery.
Since the risk of EOC in women with a new surgico-pathological diagnosis of endometriosis constantly increased with age and this increased risk of EOC was more significant in women aged ≥50 years, active and intensive surgical intervention should be taken into consideration for older women with endometriosis.
Active monitoring and intensive retraining of participating health providers reduced the blood culture contamination rate from 15% during the first 2 months of the study to 7% during the second 2 months of the study (p<0.01).
She is an active listener and intensive researcher with an analytical mind, who can effectively navigate clients towards their goals of finding their Orange County oasis.
After active cooling and intensive organ function supportive treatment, most patients recovered in a relatively short period.
Further, 40.7% of the respondents believed it mostly false/false that patients 70+ can often tolerate similar treatment regimens to younger patients and 83.1% believed it true/mostly true that patients 70+ received less active and less intensive treatment than that received by younger patients.
This should be part of a bundle of care, including treatment of acute coronary disease and contemporary and active intensive care.
Arthroscopic arthrolysis of the knee joint and intensive active and passive physical treatment, in combination with a cortisone regime, temporarily increased the ROM and reduced pain.
