The phrase "added strongly" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the intensity of an addition or contribution, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "The new policy was added strongly to the agenda, reflecting the urgency of the situation."
Alternatives: "emphasized significantly" or "intensely included".
Government spending and investment added strongly to output in the early 1980s.
But the problems, he added, strongly suggest that R.I.M. needs additional operating centers to provide more backup and that its software testing systems are inadequate for the company's operating scale.
The pressure on Sessions, he added, "strongly resembles a witch hunt or the times of McCarthyism, which we thought were long over in the United States as a civilised country".
The study further found that these two attributes (i.e. real receipts per capita and value added) strongly correlate with quality of life stressing the attributes of receipts per capita, value added and quality of life and their correlation as important elements in the descriptive theory building of tourism competitiveness.
The pattern of the results, he adds, "strongly suggests there was ballot-box stuffing".
It was weak against the Japanese yen and other Asian currencies in 1999, adding strongly to returns for American investors as the stronger yen value was translated back into dollars.
Part of me — a very big part, I hasten to add — strongly believes in democracy, and if this really is what the demos want, then so be it.
The co-solvent which we will add strongly influences the evaporation rate of the droplet which is considered one of the main factors for the ordering of the particles [34].
We might become a nation whose companies have a variety of goals, all adding strongly to the GDP, and many adding to a better distribution of income, wealth, and political power.
To obtain the phases, full sets of reflections are collected with known alterations to the scattering, either by modulating the wavelength past a certain absorption edge or by adding strongly scattering (i.e., electron-dense) metal atoms such as mercury.
He added, "I strongly stand behind my choices in this matter".
