The phrase "arise strongly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or feeling that emerges with intensity or force.
Example: "The issue of climate change must arise strongly in our discussions if we are to make any real progress."
Alternatives: "emerge forcefully" or "surface powerfully".
Interestingly, newly arising strongly deleterious (2 N e s ≈ 19 ) mutations that are destined for ultimate fixation arrive there nearly three times faster on average than new neutral mutations (fig. 4, left panel).
The situation might never arise, as strongly contradictory character polarizations might not exist, but additional characters that can be strongly polarized should be sought, for the more we have that are mutually compatible the more confident we can be of the conclusion they yield.
We also study the new features that arise when strongly interacting quantum systems evolve in time.
In reality, features of the initial sequence where a CRM is to arise may strongly influence the waiting time.
This suggests that mOFC inputs to the SN/VTA might arise more strongly from those mPFC regions associated with novelty processing rather than reward processing.
Case, T. J. Invasion resistance arises in strongly interacting species-rich model competition communities.
The present paper deals in a unified framework with two dissipative processes in microcracks: inelastic deformation due to frictional sliding and damage by crack growth, usually arising and strongly coupled in cohesive materials under compression.
When applied to cases involving full-tensors arising from strongly anisotropic media, the point-wise continuous schemes can fail to satisfy the maximum principle and induce severe spurious oscillations in the numerical pressure solution.
Most laws, policies and personal efforts to prevent stereotypes from affecting decisions are premised on the traditional view that prejudice arises from strongly negative attitudes and overtly derogatory beliefs about social groups or categories.
This concern arose most strongly in relation to external quality measures against which the health services sought to benchmark performance.
Some vacuoles arose from strongly distended perinuclear cisternae (Supplementary Figure 10E; black arrows), which are considered to be parts of rough ER.
