The part of a sentence "intensive orientation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a thorough and focused introduction or training period. Example: The new employees underwent an intensive orientation program to familiarize themselves with the company's policies and procedures.
An intensive orientation starts immediately after they arrive on a specially chartered plane from Irbil.
In addition, BIOL 106 lectures, assignments, and exams were explicitly connected to authentic content from the introductory biology courses, a strategy inspired by the Lousiana State University's Biology Intensive Orientation for Students (BIOS) Program of Wischusen and Wischusen (2007).
The selection process included an application and in-person interviews at the NIH 3; the previous FICRS&F program started with a mandatory 2-week intensive orientation at the NIH before departure.
Implement an intensive orientation process.
According to Doukas et al. (2009), the eSchoolbag provides learner the opportunities to construct new knowledge and personal experiences from a situated, activity-intensive orientation, making the eSchoolbag-based classroom an ideal place to develop students' twenty-first Century skills.
The most intensive peaks corresponded orientations close to orientations of the austenite twinned with respect to the initial one.
Beginning with an intensive one-week orientation, Sloan's two-year full-time MBA includes a one semester core.
Most of the fellows have a strong background in "bench science" and learn about development work through an intensive 2-week orientation and the fellowship itself.
Scaling up the Care Group model would require some intensive training and orientation of key staff at the outset.
However, at higher temperatures (45 83 °C), the (111) peak becomes the most intensive, revealing the growth orientation is along [111] direction.
The use of a reliable portable device for measuring lactate in PHEM would allow a better evaluation of septic patient facilitating their orientation towards intensive care unit (ICU) or emergency department (ED).
