The phrase "a strong interference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or effect of one element on another, particularly in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The study revealed a strong interference of external factors on the results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a significant influence of" or "a considerable impact of".
However, we could expect a stronger interference of non-native plants (either cultivated or alien species) in those cases in which fruiting peaks were highly overlapped.
Despite most radar systems operate at frequency ranges from 2 GHz to 40 GHz, low-frequency radars at ultra-high frequencies might fall within GSM/GPRS 900 MHz frequency band, where the cellular network generates a strong interference and a desensitization of the radar by the external noise produced by the coastal base-stations.
We have also shown how a system can be designed to make the necessary measurements in the presence of a strong interference.
Strong interference of the effects of nonlinearity and varying dispersion can lead to a rich variety of possible configurations for dispersion management.
Under the strong interference of human activities, the P dynamics in soils derived from tidal flat sediments differ from those predicted by the Walker and Syers model.
The oscillation of the simulated absorption spectra in Fig. 3b further confirmed the strong interference of light throughout the INP arrays.
Considering changes, strong interference of load torque and moment of inertia for alternating current position servo system, a single neuron PID and sliding mode parallel compound control strategy is proposed.
Slot is one of the measures to control the Shock Wave Boundary Layer Interaction (SBLI) used to avoid strong interference of shock waves with the boundary layer in supersonic flows.
Post hoc analysis revealed most strong interference of the triplet of TMS pulses at 1300 ms from onset of the stimulus.
