"intensively increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to something that is increasing at a significant rate or with a lot of effort. For example, "The company has been intensively increasing its production output in recent months."
In the last few years, the investigations on local boundary value problems, for mixed equations in domains with non-characteristic boundary data, were intensively increased.
It has been revealed as the nano-assemblies changed from 3D 1D, shell-3/1D and 3D 3D, their SPR absorbance intensively increased along with blue shift.
The reduction of SiO2/Na2O and Al2O3/Na2O in NaOH- and KOH-based geopolymer using commercial grade Na2SiO3 intensively increased the strength capability.
From Fig. 2, it is clear that when the pH gets lower than 2.3 than the sorption quantity of iron (III) become very low due to protonation, but intensively increased with pH.
The weight gain per unit surface area for hot-pressed Ti3AlC2-based materials with 1%% porosity intensively increased for the first 15 h of oxidation, and then the oxidation kinetics slowly decreased.
Figure3 shows the interference normalized per subcarrier as a function of relay power, and probability of missed detection as a parameter, where we can observe that for the relay power above 15 dBm, interference intensively increases due to the high interference introduced during the broadcast phase.
Secretion of adiponectin may be inhibited by cytokines, such as TNF- α and IL-6, and hormones (cortisol and testosterone) whose levels intensively increase in obesity [ 15].
Mr. Abe said the growth strategy would focus intensively on increasing domestic private investment over the next three years, triple infrastructure exports by 2020 and double farm, fisheries and marine exports to 1 trillion yen by the same date.
Given the accumulation of unsold PR surpluses, suggesting that the more plants should be used more intensively by increasing the volume of milk to be processed seems inappropriate.
