The phrase "intensely populated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area or region that has a very high population density.
Example: "The city is known for being intensely populated, with millions of residents living in a relatively small area."
Alternatives: "densely populated" or "heavily populated".
To deprive him of that would require a full-scale American offensive into Sadr City's intensely populated neighborhoods and attacks on the mosques used as armories and strongholds.
Strong ground motions in intensely populated metropolitan cities under seismic risk should be well monitored online.
Cities in metropolitan regions and intensely populated state capitals like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro also have high levels of social vulnerability (Fig. 4).
This is attributed to the fact that the distribution of radioactive fallout after the wildfires occurred to the intensely populated Western Europe, whereas after Fukushima it occurred towards the Pacific Ocean.
Interactive methods, such as a rotating graphic cylinder simulating the effect of an intensely populated area, focused learner's attention.
Between the range and a hilly eastern portion, a densely populated, intensely farmed (sugarcane, rice) plain extends for about 95 miles (155 km) from the northern to the southern coasts.
But both sides agree on the need for strict environmental conservation in such a compact, densely populated and intensely cultivated tribal homeland, so traditionalists and innovators alike have joined forces to foster customary Apa Tani communitarian values.
By contrast, the ventral retina is more sparsely populated and dominated by intensely stained M1-type cells.
The atmosphere crackles with resentment: this film is exclusively and rather bafflingly populated by people who dislike each other intensely – even, or especially, people who are supposed to like each other.
Sri Lanka is densely populated.
Al-Sharqiyyah is densely populated.
