The phrase "intensive life" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a life that is demanding, busy, and requires a lot of effort. Example: "Living in a big city comes with the perks of access to endless opportunities, but it also means living an intensive life filled with long work hours, fast-paced lifestyle, and constant competition."
I'd say the toughest element is the intensive life skills coaching, which can go on for two to three years.
She was on intensive life support at one point but her condition has improved, said Dr. John Pape, an epidemiologist for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, said on Sunday.
All animals received continuous physiological monitoring (SA Instruments Inc, Stony Brook, NY, USA) and intensive life support throughout the study.
The intervention aims to ensure that adolescents grow into healthy and productive adults through intensive life skills training, mentoring and coaching on livelihood enhancement, and sexual and reproductive health.
Death in an ICU is often described as a devastating experience for patients and their families, with patients remaining dependent on intensive life support care, neither dying nor recovering.
It may be possible to query the registrar's databases to compare grades of biology graduates in specific quantitatively intensive life science courses who took Math 115/116 with those of students who took other, or no, mathematics courses.
Babies born with microcephaly from Zika virus infections are going to need intensive, life-long support.
Religious coping and use of intensive life-prolonging care near death in patients with advanced cancer.
Dates and prices vary, manchester.cervantes.es {9} Life Drawing An intensive life-drawing course at the University of Edinburgh's art and design school, taught in the North Light Studios facing Edinburgh Castle.
Through intensive life-skills training and other support, several thousand YPWC volunteers have been equipped to help their own communities.
During the first 24 hours, whole-body CT patients benefited from more frequent surgical management and more intensive life-sustaining treatments characterized by more frequent transfusion, intubation, and catecholamine infusion.
