The phrase "a strong expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a phrase or statement that conveys a powerful or intense sentiment or feeling.
Example: "Her speech was filled with a strong expression of hope and determination that inspired everyone in the audience."
Alternatives: "a powerful statement" or "a forceful remark."
HDA714 and HDA706 were found to be mainly expressed in shoots and leaves, whereas HDA716 showed a strong expression in developing endosperm and germinating seeds.
Still, the concert was not a strong expression of artistic vision.
What they really believe is bound to be multilayered and complex, but what is clear is that their vote was a strong expression of protest.
Each time Obama credited his opponent with being right, it was always about something anodyne, and it was always followed by a strong expression of disagreement.
If other people do, then that's fine, because at least with Blood Bitch I'm working with something I just want to be a strong expression.
"So you will see in the Scripture readings a focus on the resurrection, a strong sense of hope and a strong expression of faith that life doesn't end, it changes and it changes for the better".
The Taliban military campaign has scored a series of victories in recent weeks, prompting a strong expression of concern from Central Asia governments, whose national security advisers met in Moscow over the weekend.
He says he was pleased an ASEAN summit in Myanmar this month agreed on a strong expression of concern about recent events.
In Western blot analyses using antibodies against RLIP76, a strong expression of RLIP76 was observed in erythrocytes.
Cells from TE constructs had a strong expression of vimentin, α-SMA, myosin, calponin and h-caldesmon throughout the entire leaflet.
Immunolocalization revealed a strong expression of activated "eNOS-like" isoforms both at coronary endothelium and, to a lesser extent, in the myocardiocytes and the endocardial endothelium (EE).
