The phrase "application of a strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or use of a strong concept, method, or principle.
Example: "The application of a strong analytical framework can significantly enhance the quality of research findings."
Alternatives: "utilization of a robust" or "implementation of a powerful".
At the quantum critical point, the application of a strong magnetic field produced superconducting phenomena.
The corresponding effect of line splitting caused by the application of a strong electric field is known as the Stark effect.
His ankles have been unsound, and a week or so ago they were pin-fired with electric needles, which is standard treatment for the ailment, and no more painful than the application of a strong mustard plaster.
Application of a strong magnetic field reduces the velocity, which in turn increases heat diffusion within the fluid flow.
Experimental results show that the application of a strong magnetic field causes a dendrite fragmentation and then the CET.
The monosynaptic excitatory postsynaptic potentials showed a profound low-frequency depression when repeatedly elicited and showed heterosynaptic facilitation after application of a strong stimulus to another pathway.
In Sri Lanka, even though gender parity has been achieved in most social indicators, health and education in particular, UNICEF continues to work with all partners to emphasize the collection and analysis of sex-disaggregated data and application of a stronger gender lens in data and bottleneck analysis.
However, when applied in compression-integrated manner, EEFB exhibits the highest computational cost of all techniques considered due to the application of a cryptographically strong cipher.
As the particles flow through the bloodstream, they remain at the target site because of the application of a very strong high-gradient external magnetic field.
It is demonstrated that the application of an appropriate strong magnetic field significantly damps the melt flow and improves the solute segregation pattern.
"Even if euro zone policy makers do manage to take a major step forward on Wednesday, this is only really the application of a much stronger bandage over the euro zone's sovereign debt problems, rather than dealing with the root cause," Howard Archer, an economist for IHS Global Insight, said in a research note.
