"funding intensity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the level or amount of funding, typically for a particular project or organization. It is usually used in business or academic contexts. Example: The company's funding intensity has increased significantly since securing a new investor.
A well-defined pattern is the heterogeneity in the definition of "training" that varies in terms of content, scope, funding, and intensity across studies.
(David Knight, Open University) "Aim to standardise higher education as much as possible through use of credit transfer and getting rid of the division between specific groups of students based on funding and on intensity of study".
If the NHS apportioned funds according to intensity of suffering, mental health would be a top priority – and so might gender identity treatment.
"The intensity of funding is increasing annually and can be available from many sources the National Foundation, the local government, and local institutions," says Jia Wei Zheng at Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if human beings could confront those horrors with the same kind of passion, intensity, and funding we bring to actual wars?
The American initiative was marked by the intensity of funding, by regular experimental trials, and then by the intensification of combination treatments in search of cures rather than simply remissions.
Even in the nation's fund-raising capital, the intensity of Schumer's efforts stood out.
But the end-of-year request for emergency funds requests revealed the intensity of the financial pressures.
The presidential election explains the increased intensity of fund-raising, but there is another explanation: the Hamptons are where the money is.
Mr. Obama was closing out a two-day, high-intensity fund-raising swing that took him to four states and that should raise up to $5 million, aides said.
Worries about health service funding have emerged with increasing intensity in the run-up to the autumn statement on 23 November after it emerged that May told the head of the NHS in private that it would get no additional money this parliament.
