The phrase "a very strong term" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing language or terminology that conveys a powerful or intense meaning.
Example: "In the debate, she used a very strong term to describe the situation, which caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "an extremely forceful term" or "a highly charged term".
In recent years there has been a robust debate about the correspondence with Bentley in particular, and about Newton's attitude toward action at a distance in general, with many interpreters criticizing the account in Janiak 2008, according to which Newton rejects the possibility of action at a distance in very strong terms.
When disaster of this nature strikes, it reminds us in very strong terms what a connected world we live in.
When Anil Godhwani began talking to other Indians in Silicon Valley about opening a center, "more than one person talked to us about making this a Hindu community center — sometimes in very strong terms," he said.
The Discussion fits these snapshots into a putative biochemical cycle, indicating in very strong terms how the various snapshots fit together and how the missing gaps are filled.
"We have been advised in very strong terms to be ready for a C.B.R.," said a senior Greek intelligence official, using the shorthand for chemical, biological or radiation.
Here's a writer who knows exactly what she likes about the food of the Mediterranean: "It's delicious, it's simple, it's easy for us to reproduce in our own homes, and it has a kind of immediacy of taste that speaks to us in very strong terms".
The influential Saudi scholar Salman al-'Awdah – whom I wrote about a couple of years back on Cif – issued a call last month denouncing al-Qaida and its supporters in very strong terms: Do not attempt to reinterpret the faith so as to justify acts that are clearly and patently evil.
"That is a seriously disturbing conclusion given that we had warned them explicitly in advance, in very strong terms, that Mr McGuire was likely to suffocate to death in a very horrible way," said Allen Bohnert, McGuire's attorney.
