The phrase "intensify progress" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which a person or group is working hard to make advances or gain positive results. For example, "The coach has asked his players to intensify their efforts to achieve their goals by the end of the season."
Guy Ryder, the ILO's director-general also highlighted rising inequality as wages fail to pick up, long-term unemployment problems intensify and progress stalls on cutting working poverty.
Positive competition does not (should not) reduce diversity but on the contrary reinforce diversity and intensify global progress and common knowledge.
Monitoring and supervision should be intensified, and progress review should be held at every level including the district, at regular monthly intervals.
Such specific downward modulation appears to be strengthened in a series of steps; the tuning shifts induced by cortical activation intensify as they progress from the cochlear nucleus to the auditory midbrain to the auditory thalamus [12], [15], [18], [32].
Such concerns would intensify if Bombardier makes progress on its partnership with COMAC, a Chinese state firm strongly backed by its home government, which is also building a narrowbody plane.
Since the growth in demand is likely to intensify because of ongoing progress in medical science, emerging new technologies and ageing populations [ 5], physician retention is a hospital management priority.
"It's going to intensify as climate change progresses".
"While many countries are now showing significant progress, intensified efforts are urgently needed to reach all mothers and children with the most effective treatment and PMTCT interventions for their own health and for the sake of their communities".
On China's environmental problems, Mr. Wen said government agencies "must increase our sense of urgency and intensify efforts to make great progress".
(Keep it subtle at first date and intensify the questions as you progress to more dates).
