The phrase "intensify training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to increase the rigor or frequency of training sessions.
Example: "To improve our team's performance, we need to intensify training over the next few months."
Alternatives: "enhance training" or "boost training efforts."
Ahead of the conference, Aspetar hosted a satellite symposium entitled, 'How to win the match: The science behind football'; and on the concluding afternoon, Jens Bangsbo gave the Tom Reilly Memorial Lecture, on 'The effect of intensified training on performance and muscle adaptations in well-trained individuals', which revolved around Jen's extensive research in elite footballers.
On a recent tour of the south, several Lebanese towns were mysteriously empty, and there are frequent rumors of intensified training by Hezbollah.
"Forces have undergone an intensified training and thorough planning period and are prepared and stand ready for the task at hand," he said.
The secretary said he and his top aides were intensifying training throughout the department on security issues, and reviewing who had access to sensitive data, and why.
He took pains to praise the department and, when pressed on the fairness of its stop and frisk practice, said that intensified training, not an inspector general, would weed out problems.
At the same time, the intensified training has been marred by at least six cases in the past 13 months in which soldiers or police officers have turned their guns on their Western partners.
Professional qualifications for certification include graduation from an approved medical school, followed by an internship of not less than one year and, further, a prolonged program of intensified training and experience.
She looks trimmer than she did earlier this spring, a reflection of her intensified training regimen after losing in Charleston, S.C. "I haven't stepped on a scale in about six or seven years; I never will step on a scale, so I'm not sure whether I lost weight or not," Williams said.
This could include not only additional arms sales — in particular, submarines Taipei has long sought — but also quieter steps such as intensified training and exercises with the Taiwanese military, permitting U.S. general officers to visit the island, deeper cooperation on cybersecurity and a push for a free-trade agreement with Taipei or its incorporation into the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
