The phrase "additional intensified" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or redundant.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is being intensified further, but it may be clearer to use simpler language.
Example: "The additional intensified pressure on the team led to increased stress levels."
Alternatives: "further intensified" or "extra intensified".
Calls for additional sanctions intensified on Capitol Hill after the United States broke up what prosecutors called an Iranian-backed plot to kill the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States — a scheme so bizarre that some countries questioned it.
Given the global pressures on forest ecosystems and the resulting challenges for forest managers and researchers, forest monitoring can benefit from additional and intensified efforts through citizen science projects.
Thus, the slow decline of hCG represented a slow plasma disappearance rather than a hCG production from vital tumour cells and could, consequently, not be used to select patients for additional or intensified chemotherapy.
Various food companies have said they are interested in nanotechnology, which can help make products creamier without additional fat, intensify and improve flavors and brighten colors.
One randomised trial of moderate quality found no significant difference between the active intervention that involved two extra inspections (intensified supervision and additional training for the district drug inspectors) and the regular intervention in improving the quality of medicines.
And after a few additional weeks of intensified rehab, they were able to walk up rat-sized stairs and climb over a small barrier placed in their path.
Thus, increased activity in the precuneus (and cingulate cortex) in response to rare tones eliciting KCs may be conceived as an additional signature of intensified stimulus processing.
These findings led to an application of additional diagnostic measures or intensified control intervals in our study subjects.
