The phrase "acting strongly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone taking decisive or forceful action in a particular situation.
Example: "The leader is acting strongly to address the concerns of the community."
Alternatives: "taking decisive action" or "responding forcefully".
Schulman said: "We feel strongly that the government is not acting strongly enough.
And, of course, the Pakistani military is acting strongly against Islamist rebels within Pakistan, whom it now sees as a real threat.
Attending his final EU summit, Monti warned that the leaders were not acting strongly and fast enough to combat record mass youth unemployment, storing up trouble for themselves at the ballot box.
Of course there's a chance that Mr. Phoenix just wanted a break from the bread and circuses, though the fact that he starred in — and helped produce — this movie around the time he was saying goodbye to acting strongly suggests otherwise.
"In the past month, you're not seeing REITs, utilities or banks acting strongly.
In addition, a Lie group G is given acting strongly continuously on X. Smoothness is defined as a relative notion with respect to the "basepoint action".
Appearing on Fox & Friends, Donald Trump was among the panel asked whether he still believed "in freedom of speech, regardless of what they're talking about — you've got to think they could do without being shot, don't you think?" Trump's answer started typically enough, with the potential Presidential candidate praising the police for acting "very strongly" with the suspects.
We should be on their side and acting -- strongly and promptly -- as the President led us to believe that he would do.
This feeling that NATO could have prevented thousands of deaths by acting more strongly led to increased planning for Operation Deliberate Force.
In this theory, speciation and rapid evolution are linked, with natural selection and genetic drift acting most strongly on organisms undergoing speciation in novel habitats or small populations.
The more bimodal egg color distribution of the chaffinch could also potentially be explained by stabilizing selection pressures acting more strongly on brambling egg color than on chaffinch egg color.
