The phrase "more intensive attention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking of additional or increased focus on a particular subject. For example: "The teacher provided more intensive attention to the students who were struggling the most."
The charity's services reach 36,000 children and support 18,000 who need more intensive attention.
She said isolating the radicals isn't the same as abandoning them; they will get more intensive attention, she said.
Air and gas drilling operations are different from traditional mud drilling operations and require more intensive attention on the part of the on-site drilling operation supervisor.
The more intensive attention should have be paid to "five rights" concept including right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, and right time [9].
Nevertheless, candidates for reductions in outpatient contacts would be patients in remission rather than those with active disease who, from a medical perspective, require more intensive attention.
Patients with CF and their families already struggle with the burden of a chronic, life-threatening illness; more intensive effort and attention to diabetes will increase that burden, perhaps to the detriment of other health care behaviors for which the evidence base for benefit is greater.
In patients who are especially at risk of not regaining independence in basic mobility, special attention and a more intensive training program may improve outcome.
Scoring systems for use in ordinary wards must be simple, and should direct attention to patients who need more intensive observation; they should be a trigger for investigation, not a precise tool for predicting individual patient outcomes.
The city and county of Los Angeles have recently pooled resources to bring more intensive and better-coordinated mental health services and medical attention to homeless people during stepped-up cleanups on skid row.
This area requires further attention given the importance of referral to more intensive interventions for achieving long-term changes in behaviour and reductions in chronic disease.
Nevertheless, over the years, fabrication of Cu nanoparticles has received less attention as compared to that of Au and Ag ones [7, 9 17], and is still open for more intensive investigations.
