The phrase "a strong involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or active participation in an activity, project, or situation.
Example: "Her strong involvement in the community service project made a noticeable difference in the lives of many residents."
Alternatives: "a deep engagement" or "a significant participation".
Taken together ER and PR nodes in the mammary gland involve paracrine signaling loops, with a strong involvement of the stroma in the case of pubertal ER signaling and possibly more crosstalk with myoepithelial cells in PR-driven epithelial proliferation.
I think it is inappropriate that the outgoing chairman had such a strong involvement and business association with one shareholder for many years.
"Many of the government initiatives which don't have a strong involvement with the private sector do face the risk of failure," said David Williams, a Hong Kong-based partner at the American venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson.
This situation -- like the New York Philharmonic musicians' insistence on a strong involvement in choosing a new music director last year, appears to be an effort by the players to assert greater control in their working life.
Dedication is characterized by a strong involvement in one's work with a sense of personal realization and pride.
Both co-creation and open innovation design techniques are based on a strong involvement of users in the design process [1].
Taken together, the results of fMRI experiment I replicate and extend previous findings concerning empathy for pain by showing a stronger involvement of neural structures involved in action anticipation and somatosensation when focusing on the sensory consequences of mechanically induced pain [34], [54], [55].
"It's been two years since I joined DreamWorks and these are the first two movies where I have a stronger involvement in terms of ideas and visuals and so forth, and I'm very, very happy to have helped the directors of both movies get as close as possible to the vision they want".
Taken together, behavioural and functional data indicate a stronger involvement of reactive cognitive control in the processing of low-overlap as opposed to high-overlap stimulus pairs.
This paper aims to prove that a stronger involvement of users in the design phases corresponds to a higher level of users' satisfaction while using the resulting application.
Closer working relationships with GPs and a stronger involvement of imaging in primary care will also increase contact of radiologists to their patients and particularly raise public awareness.
