The phrase "as a significant intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an entity or individual that possesses considerable cognitive abilities or knowledge in a specific context.
Example: "The research team regarded the AI system as a significant intelligence in the field of data analysis."
Alternatives: "as a major intellect" or "as a notable intelligence".
This spring, John Ashcroft issued new guidelines declaring that the passage of the U.S.A. Patriot Act after September 11th enabled federal authorities to seek FISA warrants "primarily for a law enforcement purpose, so long as a significant foreign intelligence purpose remains".
Knowledgeable sources describe the Turkish action as a "significant" loss of intelligence and "an effort to slap the Israelis". The incident, disclosed here for the first time, illustrates the bitter, multi-dimensional spy wars that lie behind the current negotiations between Iran and Western nations over a deal to limit the Iranian nuclear program.
Storm is not shy about his own accomplishments, taking personal credit for a number of significant intelligence successes during the years he worked as a double-agent.
Call me crazy but I see that as a significant (but not conclusive) intelligence linchpin for building an attribution case when cyber attacks play a role within the RF's domain of influence.
Google scientists have developed the first computer program capable of learning a wide variety of tasks independently, in what has been hailed as a significant step towards true artificial intelligence.
Executives at every one of them credited cultural intelligence as a significant contributor to those increased revenues, which in some cases were up by almost 100%.
The agent has repeatedly been described by officials as one of the most significant "intelligence assets" in modern US history, and his release was described by the director of national security, James Clapper, as a "fitting closure to the Cold War chapter".
The proposed hybrid focused crawler can be used by LEAs and Intelligence Agencies as a significant tool in the fight against terrorism and extreme violence.
Participants commonly identified the structure and content of the "Leading with Emotional Intelligence" Session as a significant course weakness.
The file of Moazzam Begg from Birmingham describes him as a "confirmed member of al-Qaida" who is of "significant intelligence value" to the US.
