The phrase "intensive amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a great deal of something, usually over a short period of time. For example, "Martha has been studying an intensive amount of material in preparation for her exam."
The insurer had long identified the business as one it was willing to part with, in part because the aircraft leasing business requires an intensive amount of capital to support.
Due to the production scale of LNG plants, they consume an intensive amount of energy.
These methods, of course, require intensive amount of data acquisition which sometimes cannot be obtained from the field investigation.
SCT and PCA are capable of de-correlating variables only at zero or small lag distance, in addition, SCT requires an intensive amount of samples to ensure the accuracy of its transformation procedure.
And we're carrying out an intensive amount of research to find better methods than PSA to distinguish between the minority of cases that are life threatening and do need treatment - the vipers - from the majority of cases that don't - the grass snakes".
And within industries that have intensive amounts of research and development, social networks are key to fostering innovation.
The differentiated osteoblast precursors, characterized by their increased height, produced intensive amounts of ECM compared to the osteoblast precursors cultured on a native polymer (on plastic or on a modified polymer grafted only with RGD peptides derived from natural ECM proteins; data not shown) (Fig. 1C,D).
Our observation that caring for a patient with diarrhea is rather labor intensive (amounting to 51 extra minutes of care per day) seems worthwhile to take into account in future health economic evaluations of AAD.
As the studies in this field are rather comprehensive and intensive, a large amount of facts and knowledge have been accumulated, ranging from microscopic electronic structures to macroscopic industry preparations.
Global land cover (GLC) data production and verification process is very complicated, time consuming and labor intensive, requiring huge amount of imagery data and ancillary data and involving many people, often from different geographic locations.
Prior to commencing the therapy program participants were most concerned about therapy time (avoiding programs that were too intensive), and the amount of recovery they would make.
