"center of intelligence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a place, organization, or person that is known for their intelligence, knowledge, or ability to gather and disseminate information. Example: The university's research center is considered a center of intelligence, attracting top scholars from around the world to collaborate and share their findings.
Miss Richardson is the film's center of intelligence and Mr. Everett is its bewildered plaything.
Being serious is surprising the Baghdad headquarters of the Mukhabarat, nerve center of intelligence collection and war preparation, to examine computer tapes.
The Yoruba believe the head is the center of intelligence and life, and have a tradition of choosing natural objects to represent it and placing them inside decorated shrine containers for protection and worship.
"Skyfall" offers portents of the end, of the possible termination of 007 (Daniel Craig) and also of the Tennyson-quoting M. (Judi Dench); and it suggests, too, the looming irrelevance of M.I.6, which turns out to be not the powerful center of intelligence but just another station in a world of infinitely hackable networks.
As the network comes alive as a center of intelligence, the way that many applications do their jobs will change for the better.
Twitter is part of NATO's "fusion center" of intelligence gathering, the organization said during a June 10 briefing.
They are at the center of human intelligence.
Over the past few years they've perfected their app and they're looking to create software and hardware to "become the center of fishing intelligence".
Ethiopia is an unlikely but thriving center of artificial intelligence R&D.
Great Britain has never lived down the case of Kim Philby, a spy for the Soviets who served at the very center of British intelligence before fleeing to Moscow in 1963.
Those questions hint at a puzzle that has been at the center of modern intelligence-gathering since it took shape, early in the cold war.
