The phrase "given the intensification of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when something has increased in severity or intensity over time. For example: "Given the intensification of the wildfire, evacuation orders have been issued for nearby towns."
Measurements show that, for a given flow rate, the intensification of the heat transfer due to the flow intermittency corresponds to the eigen frequency of the exhaust pipe.
The second term gives effects of the intensification of intermediate input relations (ΔA) between the regions (the input coefficient factor).
Given the trend of increasing intensification of crop and animal production in East and Southeast Asia, much more attention should be given to the effect of the large-scale contamination of water and soil with nitrogen, phosphorous, and other chemicals on the functioning of ecosystems and on disease dynamics.
Thatcher unleashed a debt bubble; Sharon gave birth to Likud and the intensification of the settlement project.
Compared with the main simulation, the atorvastatin-only simulation resulted in a minor change in RR, which seems to indicate that given the observed rates of treatment intensification in the real world, the availability of the most effective statin dose in follow-up care appears to play a minor role in cardiovascular risk reduction when compared with the efficacy of the initial dose.
Around the 1960s, the intensification of agriculture gave rise to high-yielding varieties of wheat.
His volte-face, given that it was he who encouraged the intensification of Indian suspicions and hostility toward Pakistan, seems whimsical rather than statesmanlike.
For the two remaining patients, high-dose therapy was given as intensification of first-line treatment after no response better than stable disease (SD) could be achieved with three consecutive standard dose regimes.
Given the intensity of the anti-politics culture when the economy was booming, a further intensification is inevitable as the economy sinks.
