"intensive disaster" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly severe or extreme disaster, emphasizing the intensity or seriousness of the event. Example: The intensive disaster caused widespread destruction and left thousands of people homeless.
All participants participated the Wenchuan medical relief mission and did receive short intensive training for disaster management and risk assessment before they were sent to the after-earthquake zone.
Strategies to keep experienced emergency physicians in their 'battlefields' for example, by developing a less labour-intensive subspecialty (eg, disaster preparedness)—should be emphasised.
However, the southern China had less than half of the average rainfall in that summer despite more tropical cyclones (TCs) than the average and, as a result, suffered a lot of natural disasters including intensive heat wave, drought and wild fire (Levinson and Waple 2004).
We collected information of attitude about the favorite forms of disaster training, including intensive formal training courses, on-line training courses, provision of training documents, and self learning.
He added that intensive studies of building failures in disasters like the Northridge earthquake near Los Angeles in 1994 had led to important structural advances.
Diversification practices, however, such as cover crops, mixed cropping, intercropping, and agroforestry, help retain soil and soil moisture better than intensive cropping and improve resiliency to climate disasters and thus support the structures of the agroecosystem which provide ecosystem services.
Carlsen, who claimed before Stavanger that he could stay at the global top for 20 years, reacted to his disaster there by setting up an intensive training camp before travelling to the US.
Although these problems can be minimized by intensive tracking and monitoring of the sample [ 20], most disaster studies were initially designed as cross-sectional investigations and had no capacity to engage in sample retention activities.
Intensive use by heavier new trains may have contributed to the disaster.
The past 10 months, since the disaster that was the World Cup, has seen as intensive a period of Test cricket for England as any side can ever have undergone.
