The phrase "as it strictly" is not complete on its own and may require additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific interpretation or application of a rule, principle, or concept, often emphasizing precision or adherence to a definition.
Example: "The term should be understood as it strictly applies to the context of legal definitions."
Alternatives: "as it precisely" or "as it literally".
The lenient laws of quantum mechanics permit a lone electron to be in two places at once--as long as it strictly avoids any contact with its surroundings.
As a song listened to sober and alone, it still goes on twice as long as it strictly needs to and feels somewhat haphazardly structured, but as a party track it's an unstoppable force, with those fire verses coming into their own.
This issue goes beyond the scope of this study, as it strictly belongs to the domain of system identification (Busetto and Buhmann, 2009a).
You've got to look at it strictly as family — not that anyone is a big shot, even though he's president of the United States.
But when Lithuania and Poland eventually join the EU, Kaliningrad risks becoming an even poorer, more isolated backwater, leaking crime and disease into the prosperous Baltic region.The EU is keen to help Kaliningrad get ahead, but that will be hard so long as Russia sees it as strictly its internal affair.
As a result, religious morality too often cuts across the grain of human nature, distorting it and crushing its natural impulses, not least as regards sex – always an inflated subject of interest for religious moralists, who throughout history have been frightened of it and bent on limiting it as strictly as possible.
In some sense, sound is necessarily environmental as it is strictly coupled with its physical medium (including the listener).
Purely anecdotally, I know a lot of men who are thinking about their career options in terms of work/life balance -- perhaps as many as women, although they tend not to frame it strictly as a family issue.
I'm pretty open minded about music, just as long as it's strictly garage or early grime.
But every sane jurisdiction in the world accepts that you can do so as long as it's strictly for your own use.
