"in terms of intensity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a comparison of degree, or rate of change. For example, "The storm has increased in terms of intensity over the last several hours."
The Democrats also lead in terms of intensity.
In terms of intensity, duration, range and quality of effects, this one wins hands down".
The NHL playoffs are among the best sporting events in terms of intensity and passion.
It's a huge step up for referees to come in from provincial to Test rugby in terms of intensity".
In terms of intensity, Ryan was in top form when he recorded his second headset slam in two games.
Rummenigge later doubled down on the praise for the Catalan, eulogising him as "a coach like no other at Bayern in terms of intensity and quality".
Six other last-16 battles will also keep the crowds entertained, but in terms of intensity, there will be no better games than those two.
But "Ameriques," scored for an enormous orchestra, pushes at the limits of what instruments can produce in terms of intensity and pitch, as if violins and oboes were striving to become electric oscillators.
"We were very respectful of the opposition, which is granted, but overall I wanted a lot more in terms of intensity getting out to the ball and posing more of a threat".
Pep Guardiola has already dismissed the notion that the Premier League is somehow superior in terms of intensity, saying: "None of you have been in La Liga or the Bundesliga to know how intense it is.
Football clubs from places like Manchester and Liverpool can lay claim to much more success on the field, but these cities do not get close to Glasgow in terms of intensity of interest.
