The phrase "are strongly requested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts to indicate that something is being asked for with a high level of urgency or importance.
Example: "All participants are strongly requested to submit their feedback by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "are urged to" or "are kindly asked to".
Simulations for predicting resist effects in the sub 50 nm resolution regime are strongly requested today, as well as for improvement of present resolution and CD control.
To meet the ever-increasing energy demands, advanced electrode materials are strongly requested for the exploration of advanced energy storage and conversion technologies, such as Li-ion batteries, Li-S batteries, Li-/Zn-air batteries, supercapacitors, dye-sensitized solar cells, and other electrocatalysis process (e.g., oxygen reduction/evolution reaction, hydrogen evolution reaction).
"We are strongly requesting from Afghans and the international community to stop arresting people, stop searching houses, and stop bombardment on those areas where they are causing civilian casualties," the statement continued.
For achieving the high energy conversion efficiency in partial load mode and self-thermal supported condition, decrease in heat loss, in particular, 400 W is strongly requested.
In carrying out the demands of higher education in view of information technology, an e-Meeting system is strongly requested rather than a typical learning management system (LMS) [7, 8].
In particular, high-resolution radar observations were strongly requested by both hydroclimatological interest in the world's strongest convective activity and the societal impacts such as frequent flood and landslide disasters.
Moving forward, I am strongly requesting that any future donations be given to the victims through Seattle Pacific University.
You are strongly encouraged to request faculty members whose work is of particular interest to you.
For index cases, laboratories are strongly encouraged to request a more detailed disease-specific clinical form completed by the referring physician or genetic counsellor.
