The phrase "and intensive use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of engagement or application of something, often in a context related to resources, tools, or methods.
Example: "The project requires careful planning and intensive use of available resources to ensure success."
Alternatives: "and extensive use of" or "and heavy reliance on".
Ysaÿe's playing was known for its virtuosity, expressiveness, and intensive use of vibrato.
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Pollen records display the development and intensive use of a pastoral landscape in the Middle Neolithic (4150 3200 cal.
The success and intensive use of social networks makes strategies for efficient document location a hot topic of research.
The countermeasure system will be based on objective methods of crew fitness and working ability evaluation, individual selection of training regimens, and intensive use of computer controlled training.
And intensive use of mobile phones is believed to affect health, causing headaches and even brain tumours (Kan and Lyon 2008).
The extensive and intensive uses of organophosphorus insecticide quinalphos in agriculture, pose a health hazard to animals, humans, and environment because of its persistence in the soil and crops.
Our main aim in this work is to perform an efficient UQ in tsunami modeling by the combination of shallow-water type models and MLMC method and the intensive use of GPUs.
Low operational costs can be achieved by combining rail volumes on a corridor and by intensive use of the rolling stock and traction assets and thus can offer competitive (to road) freight pricing.
Simultaneously, during the cold period beginning around 800 BCE, innovations in housing and hunting technologies accompanied the formation of the Late Paleo-Eskimo or Dorset culture in eastern Arctic (eastern Canadian Arctic and Greenland), with population growth and more intensive use of marine mammals, including walrus (8, 9).
Rarely mentioned remains another tendency which is accompanying the more and more intensive use of ICTs in production and services.
