The phrase "a strong ethos" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or compelling set of beliefs, values, or principles that guide an individual or organization.
Example: "The company's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its strong ethos, which prioritizes environmental responsibility in all its operations."
Alternatives: "a robust philosophy" or "a solid set of values".
Each school has a set of values and a strong ethos.
These organisations have a strong ethos of self-help solutions for African problems.
Brown commends Himmelfarb's 2004 book for setting out how the British enlightenment coupled "the passion for liberty" with "a strong ethos of social responsibility".
There is a pedestrian street, a place to work, a "common house" where shared meals are served and a strong ethos of collaboration.
Over time the group has developed a strong ethos of sharing innovative classroom practice, encouraging each other to experiment and feedback their findings for further discussion and reflection.
Hospices have a strong ethos of compassionate care, coupled with a vibrant culture of innovation and enterprise reflected in the new and different ways they raise income and successful partnerships developed with other providers.
Other pupils take such an interest in dance, say education officials, that the school has a stronger ethos resulting in a better standard of education.The snag is that this programme, which will involve building two new schools, extending five, bringing the rest up to scratch and spending heavily on better teaching of technology in all of them, will cost about £140m.
There's a fantastic art colony, a really good music scene, lots of writers, book festivals… There is a huge sense of community and a very strong ethos of understanding; you don't have to apologise for the fact that you spend your days writing stories.
We have a very strong ethos within the organization, and that's what we export.
Therefore, while giving up seats on public transport to older adults is a very strong ethos in Hong Kong, depending on the mode of public transport, motorised transport time may have included some standing time.
But all of it has come through the filter of OFWGKTA, and has formed an incredibly strong ethos.
