"intensely high" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a very high degree or intensity. It is typically used to emphasize the extreme nature of something. Example: The mountain peak was covered in intensely high snow, making it nearly impossible to climb.
Despite the Democratic triumph that month, they noted, public distrust of government remains intensely high.
When you're on the air, it requires an intensely high level of concentration.
At a time of intensely high interest in news, MSNBC's ratings declined from the same period a year ago by about 20 percent.
When you cook in a wok, you're not just looking to cook things -- you want to give them what we call 'the breath of the wok,' the special taste that comes from being cooked over intensely high heat".
The adult animated sitcom, a fantastical goofy template that often makes the viewer feel intensely high, is in its second coming.
Earlier this year he split - in the messy, public way that an intensely high-profile relationship of that variety invariably engenders - from Britney Spears.
Both of these products have been intensely high-profile efforts for Google over the past couple of years.
After that, Apple would begin layering on living location data, high-resolution satellite imagery and brand new intensely high-resolution image data gathered from its ground cars until it had what it felt was a "best in class" mapping product.
The electrochemical impedance tests show that the frequency exceeds 10 Hz and even reaches up to 15 Hz for the optimum sample corresponding to the 50% of the maximum capacitance, which is intensely higher than 1 Hz for common porous carbon.
Specifically, dark contrasting observed in the right hippocampus of Fig 3E was manifested as intensely high-contrast blue in the pseudo-coloured image of Fig 3F.
Thus far in human studies, sweet detection threshold does not predict either how intensely higher concentrations are perceived or how much they are liked [ 48- 51].
