The phrase "a strong identification with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express a strong connection or affinity to something or someone. For example, "I have a strong identification with my hometown that I don't think I'll ever lose."
He retained a strong identification with the north of England and its values.
The attainment of independence gave the country a strong identification with central Europe and its cultural milieu, running away from its southern neighbours.
The right has also been buoyed by the influx of one million immigrants from the former Soviet Union with a strong identification with rightwing politics.
"Many small businesses have a strong identification with their locale, which can mean a great deal to the local community," says Smyth. "Consequently, location can become almost secondary to engagement with the local area, which can build loyalty that can overcome location barriers".
He also spoke of the future of Jewish-Americans, which, he said, depended upon four main factors: the shared memory of 4,000 years of Jewish history; a strong identification with Israel; greater participation in rituals in synagogue activities; and the strengthening of Jewish education.
I know some people are mad at Clooney because the film is not what they expected – among other things, it's the quietest global-war film in history – but I think my enjoyment of it came from a strong identification with the unexpected protagonist: the art itself.
This line of research has shown that uncertainty leads to a stronger identification with social groups [26] and enhanced in-group bias [27], and may also generate higher conformity to group norms [28].
In detail this should result in reduction of fear-avoidance beliefs as well as maladaptive coping strategies and, on the other side, in enhancement of self-efficacy, a stronger identification with and adherence to physical activity and, as a consequence, a reduction of deconditioning, and a sustainable encouragement of adaptive cognitive and behavioral coping strategies.
But, on the other hand, a too strong identification with roles and openness for social attention is seen as a sign of identity disturbance called e.g. role-absorption and over-identification in Westen's concept and described as not having own opinions, goals, and self-esteem, being defined by others, which is in our model clearly assigned to the area Coherence.
Born in Prague into a Jewish family in 1932, Friedländer grew up in hiding in France during the war, and his personal history gives him an unusually strong identification with his subject.
This search resulted in the identification of Hsp90 (Klenow fragment) with a probability score of 1.0 and Z score of 1.8, a strong identification of this protein.
