The phrase "and intensity in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the level or degree of something, often in relation to a specific subject or field.
Example: "The study focused on the relationship between emotion and intensity in a person's response to stress."
Alternatives: "and degree in a" or "and strength in a".
Fidelity to nature, Crome's dominant aim, was rendered with Romantic breadth and intensity in a characteristically luminous, atmospheric style.
Webster, P. J., Holland, G. J., Curry, J. A. & Chang, H. R. Changes in tropical cyclone number, duration, and intensity in a warming environment.
She's more concerned with keeping her energy and intensity in a precise range, a place where she can play her best tennis.
It is important to note that in this analysis we are not directly comparing brain responses between two groups, and we are not assuming a linear relationship between an individual difference variable and intensity in a single voxel.
Both teams had won their Easter fixtures but a third game in eight days inevitably took its toll on quality and intensity in a contest between first and fifth.
The resulting energy model is a second order differential equation which predicts the smoothed energy distribution and intensity in a membrane.
Intraspecifically, there is a negative correlation between forearm lengths and intensity in R. euryale and a trend for a negative correlation between body condition index and intensity in R. ferrumequinum.
"Last weekend will stand us in good stead in terms of physicality and intensity in what will be a huge battle against Argentina.
That film exuded bloody physicality, crassness, and intensity in its gripping study of a toxic relationship between an aspiring jazz drummer and his cruel instructor qualities that would have no place in Chazelle's beautiful, melancholic follow-up.
It can be difficult for swimmers to regain their momentum and intensity in training when there is a long period between the two events, he said.
The geomagnetic field exhibits secular variation, both in direction and intensity, in timescales of decades to a century.
