The phrase "a strict dichotomy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear and distinct separation between two opposing concepts or categories.
Example: "The study highlights a strict dichotomy between traditional and modern teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a clear division between" or "a sharp contrast between".
In More's mature philosophy, then, there was a strict dichotomy between matter and spirit but that dichotomy was not defined, as it was in Cartesianism, in terms of extension and non-extension.
These and other studies indicate that, in many cases, a strict dichotomy between loss-of-function versus gain-of-function mechanisms do not respond to a biological reality as both mechanisms seem to be at play (Robberecht and Philips, 2013).
This further supports, as we previously suggested [ 30], that the CARD2 surface involved in the recruitment of the signaling effectors is inaccessible in the auto-repressed form of RIG-I, thus ensuring a strict dichotomy between the 'off' and 'on' activation state.
In seasonal climates, the digitizing effect of the cost of adult survival through an especially harsh event (winter, dry season) results not only in dramatic integer changes in voltinism [ 19] but also in annual and perennial life histories and the illusion of a strict dichotomy between semelparity and iteroparity.
This classification of educational systems should be seen as the two extreme poles of a continuum rather than as a strict dichotomy.
However, this is likely to be a continuum, and not a strict dichotomy.
But Fabio's research suggests that this strict dichotomy between "good guys" and "bad guys" isn't necessarily helpful for figuring out how to keep "good" guns — those purchased legally — from getting into "bad" hands.
The emergence of alternative business entities like benefit corporations, which facilitate pursuit of profit and purpose in the same endeavor, challenges the strict dichotomy between for-profit and non-profit corporations.
Then we establish a strict qualitative dichotomy for a large class of models by way of rigorous PDE methods, in particular the maximum principle.
IDH-mutant lower-grade gliomas have either one or the other of these molecular events, but rarely both, indicating a strict molecular dichotomy.
Oresme's geometrical representations established a subset of qualities that were amenable to quantitative treatment, thereby challenging the strict Aristotelian dichotomy between quantities and qualities.
