The phrase "intensify differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing situations where distinctions or disparities between entities are being heightened or emphasized.
Example: "The new policy is likely to intensify differences between the two departments, leading to further misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "exacerbate differences" or "amplify differences."
Still, his condemnation now, at a critical moment for talks under way on the shape and scope of any American military presence here past 2014, has raised new questions about the two countries' abilities to bridge their intensifying differences.
This implies that there is serious interlayer inference in the new development unit, which intensifies difference of recovery percent between two layers.
The different properties of SNP and SSR markers arise from inherent differences in their mutational processes as well as from biased sampling practices that intensify those differences.
It is evident that ion transport and ion channel activity segregate cases from controls and that exercise seems to intensify these differences.
These data may intensify the differences of opinion between intensivists: whether neurologic patients are better served by higher haemoglobin and potentially by more packed red blood cell transfusion, or simply need to be studied more in prospective clinical trials, remains unclear.
As females were more open to adopting [L] than their male counterparts, proficient females and proficient males tended to intensify this difference by becoming even more and less accepting to [L] adoption, respectively.
The delayed age of entry, the authors argued, resulted in academic stagnation: it decreased completion rates for both high-school and college students, increased the gender gap in graduation rates (men fell behind women), and intensified socioeconomic differences.
After domestication, human selection exponentially intensified these differences.
Planning based on technocratic and bureaucratic groups without the people who have lived and coped with nature, it ascertains will intensify gender-based differences.
These differences intensify in adolescence.
