The phrase "a strong eruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful volcanic eruption or a sudden outburst of something, such as emotion or activity.
Example: "The scientists were alarmed by the strong eruption of the volcano, which sent ash clouds high into the atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a powerful eruption" or "a vigorous eruption".
A strong solar eruption (flares) led to a coronal mass ejection, a humongous cloud of plasma, several times the size of Earth.
Conversely, for Marchena, marine iguanas may also have been highly impacted by a strong volcanic eruption in 1991, where lava flows continued for at least 40 days.
The calm follows several strong eruptions on Saturday that spewed an ash cloud 100 miles northeast to Anchorage and beyond.
Strong eruptions at the Sun's surface produce a large release of matter (plasma), which, with a speed reaching 800 1000 km/s (the solar wind), flows into interplanetary space.
Scientists have warned that more strong eruptions are possible.
However, strong eruptions of illegal poisoning associated with human-predator-prey conflicts are expected (author unpubl. data).
The exercises were designed as a blind test in which a set of common input parameters was given for two reference eruptions, representing a strong and a weak eruption column under different meteorological conditions.
The two reference scenarios analyzed correspond to a weak (mass eruption rate = 1.5 * 106 kg/s) and a strong volcanic plume (mass eruption rate = 1.5 * 109 kg/s) in absence of wind.
E30 in particular, has a strong propensity for epidemic eruptions and was the most commonly identified enterovirus during seven years of the study period (1987 , 1988 , 19962000, 2001, 2002 and 2005).
Thereafter, imatinib was again escalated to 75% of the initial dose (600 mg day−1) in patients 2 and 3, leading to a strong relapse of skin eruptions in both cases.
