The phrase "intensely connected" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that two things or people are deeply intertwined or strongly linked to each other. Example: "The two sisters were intensely connected, always finishing each other's sentences and understanding each other without words."
The flame had begun to flicker; after years of feeling intensely connected to her work, her enthusiasm was flagging.
But, she points out, "that offers little consolation to the countless contemporary artists who feel intensely connected to the Met, who were first alerted to the greatness of the past as they stood in front of a Rembrandt or a Manet".
In Texas, a state where Cheney has lived and is intensely connected to professionally and politically, hunting is deeply ingrained in the culture, says Lou Dubose, author and former editor of The Texas Observer.
It was such a lovely sight and I felt intensely connected to all of nature at that moment.
When I say "I am a dog person" I mean my personhood is intensely connected to, and made better through, my life with dogs.
Figure 4 shows module two, where there are 36 genes that form an intensely connected subnetwork with 4 seed genes involved.
Sometimes he connects intensely with his audience.
Forceful, clear, connecting intensely with her crowds, utterly at ease with her message.
These WTD statements were often connected to an intensely experienced symptom load plus specific moments or events in which something happened (e.g. a new diagnosis, the breakdown of a relationship, a conflict with a family member), which brought the patient to his or her limit.
Here, one feels, she connected most comfortably with the intensely emotional events that were her subjects.
So I would say that the place where I was most intensely engaged with the Troubles is least connected with traditional form.
