The phrase "and intelligence of what" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is trying to specify the subject of intelligence, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We need to discuss the intelligence of what we are trying to achieve in this project."
Alternatives: "and understanding of what" or "and awareness of what".
We have had no postal communication with the outer world for more than a month and the only intelligence of what is going on elsewhere comes from a casual prisoner.
In April 2004, IWPR/Birn published an account, based on Bosnian Serb intelligence sources and confirmed by Bosnian state intelligence, of what Lukic had been up to.
"There's a consensus that we need to be turning the screw now, and that's partly informed by our intelligence of what's going on on the ground," The Telegraph quoted the British official as saying.
Intelligence of what was being sold and the mis-selling of drugs could then be passed on to the police.
I was simply won over by the intelligence of what she was talking about, and of course, I also knew what she could do on stage".
"And as I emerge I see our bones know an ancient divinity; / and the bones, the bones, the bones they breathe" — the intelligence of what he has to say is never in doubt.
Bad films were trashy, aimed at the hypothetical twelve-year-old intelligence of what was taken as Hollywood's average audience.
The country people were all alive and flocking about; it became necessary that I should study to conceal myself; and yet I longed to address some one, or to hear others discourse, or in any way to gain intelligence of what was really going on.
He asked Clapper to brief the committee by Friday about the CIA and FBI's latest intelligence of what role Russia played in hacks related to the election, including a coordinated, written assessment of the intelligence community's current position, and update them on the president's plans to review allegations of Russian hacking.
