'intense statement' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a statement that is so strong that it conveys a lot of intensity, such as one made in a passionate speech or an argument. For example, "The senator made an intense statement condemning the current state of politics."
(I have a borderline obsession with television, so this was an intense statement for me to hear).
I'd always had eclectic style, but with the boldness of the hair, I was on a shopping terror: Rad vintage jumpsuits, full-length kimonos, sky-high heeled boots, berets in a million different colors, and intense statement earrings that fell below the line of my hair.
The look was intense, a statement, a rebellion, perhaps, against a decade of disco glitter followed by one of peppy frosted pink and teal.
According to Nick Davies in The Guardian, the statement was the result of an intense argument in the Met's press office, after an earlier draft had been rejected.
Their system would include a confidence rating for each "opinion" that it evaluates and would allow an official to refer quickly to the actual text that the computer indicates contains an intense anti-American statement.
Tsai used the call to compliment Trump on his Nov. 8 election and expressed "respect" for his victory amid "intense competition," the statement from her office said.
The torture was simply too intense to limit statements to name, rank, serial number and date of birth.
Her initial statement drew intense criticism from civil rights activists for its incongruous allusion to a racially charged shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, last year.
Remarkably, there was also no retraction from Father Balasuriya, who on Jan . 15signed a short reconciliation statement after intense discussions mediated by the superior general of his Rome-based missionary order, the Oblates of the Immaculate Conception.
Tom Wheeler, the president and chief executive of the trade group, said in a statement that intense competition among the cellular companies had made them more responsive to customers than companies in other industries are and that formal regulation was unnecessary.
Ahsy's story, and his months of intense interrogations, contrast with statements by U.S. officials that the images of abuse at Abu Ghraib depicted malfeasance of a few soldiers randomly selecting victims on the night shift.
