"performance intensive" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to an activity or process that requires a lot of effort to complete or succeed. For example, "My job at the tech company is very performance intensive - I have to make sure all of our software runs smoothly and efficiently."
To characterize its real performance, intensive experimental measurements have been conducted using pressure transducers and both single and dual hot wire anemometry.
Offered since 2002, the Leadership in Crises: Preparation and Performance intensive one-week program brings together senior officials from all levels of American government, the private and non-profit sectors, other countries, and international organizations.
Its WekaIO Matrix software is meant for performance intensive workloads such as Web 2.0 application serving, financial modeling, life sciences research, media rendering, big data analytics, log management and other research projects.
Such a mechanism facilitates differentiated QoS where HP, performance intensive traffic such as voice and video applications will enjoy less delay and greater throughput, compared to LP traffic (e.g., file transfer) [5, 6].
The processors will give cellphone users the ability to execute such performance-intensive applications as MPEG4 video, speech and handwriting recognition, and Java software.
The core network elements on the other hand, are performance-intensive.
Being paired three years ago in New York University's performance-intensive Graduate Musical Theater Writing program, "also felt like being part of a community," she added, "like a little Warhol family".
When you start on something more performance-intensive, like web browsing, facial recognition or photo stitching, other cores are powered on to handle the task.
The goal was to gain a better understanding of the effects of fidelity on the user in a complex, performance-intensive context.
At the first sign of deterioration in vendor performance, more intensive inspection resumed.
Few instruments are available to measure the performance of intensive care unit (ICU) clinical information systems.
