The phrase "are strongly inspired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something has been significantly influenced or motivated by another source or idea.
Example: "The artists in this exhibition are strongly inspired by the natural landscapes of their homeland."
Alternatives: "are deeply influenced" or "are greatly motivated".
King's critics – there are a fair few of them – may scoff at the thought, given that many of the company's games are strongly inspired by older titles: Bejeweled for Candy Crush Saga, Peggle for Papa Pear Saga, Puzzle Bobble for Bubble Witch Saga and so on.
Three of them originate from the MPEG-7 family of global descriptors (SCD, CLD and EHD) [28], and the fourth global descriptor (CEDD) originally presented in [29] is an MPEG-7-like descriptor, in the sense that its implementation principles are strongly inspired by the MPEG-7 standard.
Hans-Jürgen Syberberg's 1977 film Hitler: A Film from Germanys visual style and set design are strongly inspired by Der Ring des Nibelungen, musical excerpts from which are frequently used in the film's soundtrack.
Dorothy and I were strongly inspired by Jeremy Deller's The Battle of Orgreave – a large-scale recreation of the 1984 standoff between striking miners and police.
This meta-heuristic algorithm was introduced in 1996 by Dorigo and Gambardella ([Dorigo & Ganbardella 1997]), which was strongly inspired by the ant system (AS).
The former had the problem of determinism as its background and the second was strongly inspired by the Aristotelian tradition in thinking about truth.
National election studies were strongly inspired by the American National Election Studies; their global proliferation eventually gave rise to cross-national programs like the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems.
The main arguments of these works were strongly inspired by Rabinowitz [2], Wang [3] and del Pino and Felmer [4], in which other arguments to overcome the lack of a maximum principle of the biharmonic operator were required.
