The phrase "and generated a strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the outcome of an action or event that resulted in a significant impact or effect.
Example: "The marketing campaign was successful and generated a strong response from the audience."
Alternatives: "and produced a significant" or "and created a powerful".
Silicon is hydrophilic in nature and generates a strong capillary force, resulting in high friction that opposes easy motion of components (Figure 1) [4, 6].
It is verified that a relatively small nozzle can effectively shift the flame downward, and generate a strong recycle flow field in the reformer.
AgPd NPs are used to label antibodies and generate a strong electrochemical signal in phosphate buffered saline (PBS) without any other substrates.
Mr Pope writes: "Mexico's factories, its financial sector and even its oil and gas fields look set to expand and generate a strong growth decade for the economy.
Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) are a promising form of imaging probe that can accumulated in cells and generate a strong magnetic resonance (MR) imaging contrast in T2- or T2*-weighted images [7].
The idea is to make the best use of his scarce resources, battle against apathy, and generate a stronger enthusiasm for the rule of law.Following the Bank Bali scandal, the IMF has put huge pressure on Indonesia to clean up public life.
For ROS, in addition the value 3 makes a difference: It can occur with inhibition of antioxidants (Table 1 (25)) and generates a stronger Cyt c release and subsequently apoptosis than 2 ROS (Table 1 (38), (38)).
Because we co-hybridized samples labeled with different fluorescent dyes we can take a ratiometric expression score between female and male heads: that is, genes that are more highly expressed in one sex than in the other will hybridize more to the target probe and generate a stronger signal.
