'augmented intensity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in intensity of something, such as emotion, sound, or physical effort. For example, "The pressure mounted and she felt an augmented intensity of frustration."
Microbubbles might also be used to augment high intensity focussed ultrasound (HIFU) which would speed up the method, thus removing one of the main barriers to its wider use.
When and where that moisture is released can augment the intensities of floods and blizzards as they occur.
In particular, the workload volume and intensity was augmented from the first to the third week and from the fifth to the seventh week, increasing the complexity and number of sets and repetitions by several exercises (see Table 2 for description of exercises).
Moreover, the maximum value of turbulence intensity is augmented with increasing the surface roughness.
It is possible to observe in the reverse bias region an increase in the photogenerated current when the light intensity is augmented.
Mr. Salter uses epigrammatic understatement to augment the emotional intensity of his story.
This kind of the magnetic field might be used to augment the process intensity instead of a mechanical mixing.
In fact, as can be seen from Figure1, augmenting the laser intensity makes the allowed confined energy states to shift upwards.
Finally, Su discovered that the fluorescence intensity was significantly augmented with an increased concentration of target DNA from 50 pM to 10 nM, Conclusively, the authors reported that AuNPs-SiNWs based on MBs were efficient in detecting DNA target at reduced concentrations down to pM level and also exhibited high selectivity in the presence of non-complementary DNA and single base mismatch.
They open their set as the synthesizer playing duo of Sara Bjelvin and Kristine Hoff and then toward the end, as they build in intensity, they are augmented by a guitarist and drummer.
