The phrase "a strong imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or lasting effect or mark left by something, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "The artist's unique style left a strong imprint on the contemporary art scene."
Alternatives: "a deep impression" or "a lasting mark."
The home where they grew up, whether it was a Classic 6 or far more modest, can leave a strong imprint.
Since its inception, Kashmir Valley has been characterized by intense seismicity that has left a strong imprint on the country's landscape, heritage and traditions.
Even so, a stylist with a strong imprint can sometimes make it difficult to detect a designer's style at all, especially when the designer is a nascent talent.
But recent history shows that when mayors fail to put a strong imprint on their policies, they do not always win the credit for their successes.
"Alice" arrived in Munich at the behest of the conductor Kent Nagano, who took over as the general music director of the Bavarian State Opera last fall and has already made a strong imprint on this venerable institution.
Nonetheless, the construal of language as logic left a strong imprint on computational semantics, generally steering the field towards compositional approaches, and in some approaches such as CCG, providing a basis for a syntax tightly coupled to a type-theoretic semantics (Bach et al. 1987; Carpenter 1997).
Interestingly, markers rs3697020 and rs13476734 are both in QTL T2dm3, but one is additively significant and the other has a strong imprinting effect.
Freeways have had a stronger imprint on the form, environmental qualities, and social fabric of American cities than any single type of public investment.
One gets the sense from looking at their reconstruction that there is a very strong imprint of this orbital cooling trend — stronger than what one would expect for the global annual average.
Another approach is on display about a mile south at Pig and Khao, which has a strong Filipino imprint, too.
Tiziana Cardini, fashion director at La Rinascente, the largest department store in Milan, says the "bella figura" has a strong cultural imprint, even for the younger generation.
