The phrase "a string of strongly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of strong actions or statements, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The report included a string of strongly worded recommendations for improvement."
Alternatives: "a series of strong" or "a chain of strong".
Dating app Tinder has suffered a meltdown on Twitter, tweeting a string of strongly-worded responses to a journalist who criticised its dating culture.
Barely over that popularity-sapping sequence, Mr. Mori, who has long been known for verbal gaffes, began making a string of statements that strongly echoed the militarist propaganda of Japan's pre-World War II regime.
Only four matches into the season, it's hard to escape the sense of deja vu with the Timbers; last season they drew five and lost three of their first eight matches, a string of results that strongly contributed to their final-day playoff elimination in October.
Amid signs that acceptances had picked up strongly, a string of international banks and insurers, ranging from Munich Re to Bank of Cyprus, declared they would back the deal.
The hosts started strongly, forcing a string of saves from in-form Cameroon goalkeeper Charles Itandje.
DeGeneres has strongly outperformed a string of daytime challengers who have tried and failed to replace the longtime queen of television, Winfrey — CNN's Anderson Cooper, Survivor" host Jeff Probst and former CBS News anchor Katie Couric.
A string of high-profile Texans, including Gov. Rick Perry, strongly criticized the decision.
In the days that followed, Minister Nasir made a string of comments to the media about SGRC, strongly asserting his ministry's position on gay rights.
A string of junior shadow ministers have told the Guardian they are strongly opposed to the idea of a second referendum, which they fear would expose Labour to a vicious backlash in leave-voting constituencies.
A strongly said conversation is better than a string of curse words.
The latter, guided by Scotland's former coach Richie Dixon, started strongly but undermined their chances by conceding a string of penalties.
