The phrase "an intensive programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a course or training that is rigorous and requires a significant amount of effort and focus over a short period of time.
Example: "The university offers an intensive programme in language studies that lasts for six weeks."
Alternatives: "a rigorous course" or "a focused training".
"We urgently need an intensive programme of pollution reduction in the capital".
They're following an intensive programme where they learn how to deal with mistakes.
They did so before and after the individuals involved had been on an intensive programme designed to improve their reading.
We've set up an intensive programme, raising funds privately, to give children after-school lessons in those hours between 3 and 6pm when they are at their most vulnerable.
In practice, that meant she'd get dramatists from all over the world to come to the Court each summer and put them through an intensive programme of theatregoing, lectures and playwriting.
I benefited initially from one-to-one supervision and an intensive programme that included therapeutic care, education, sporting and outdoor activities, and encouragement to read and take an interest in current affairs.
One trial tested a more intensive programme of four MI sessions during a 1-month period (Bailey et al., 2004).
The extent of the training needs difference between the two groups (almost a third of the nursing role) could imply the need for a more intensive programme of CPD with the hospital nurses, as a matter of priority, thereby optimizing the use of the available education budget.
However, considering the urgent need for quitting in COPD patients, a more intensive programme resulting in higher quit rates, seems to be required for this high-risk population.
Continuous survey readiness may ameliorate the life cycle effect of accreditation provided the organisation is required to implement such a resource intensive programme by the accreditation body.
The NFP is a structured, intensive programme of home visits delivered by specially trained nurses, provided from early pregnancy until the child is two years old.
