The phrase "assumed a stronger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in position, influence, or authority that someone or something has taken on.
Example: "After the recent changes in management, she assumed a stronger role in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "took on a more powerful" or "adopted a more assertive".
Centered on the religions of classical antiquity when it opened in 1889, it gradually assumed a stronger Asian profile as it absorbed new objects collected by French travelers in Korea, Tibet, China and India.
To model stronger repression of the target gene by cooperating miRNAs, we assumed a stronger association rate constant for the complex [mp21 | miR i | miR j ] which is equal to the sum of their individual association rate constants (kassco-complex i, j = kasscomplex i + kasscomplex j ).
She immediately assumed a strong role in the campaign.
The development of the cluster-matter field assumed a strong impact owing to the experimentalavailability of selected cluster beams and time-of-flight mass spectrometry techniques.
New Zealand assumed a strong position after two days of their tour match against Somerset at Taunton.
"It ended a partnership of 57 for the fifth wicket with Luke Wright, who will resume after lunch on 31". "Somerset have assumed a strong position at lunch on the third day, reaching 77-1 in the second innings to lead by 168.
The early village assumed a strong Cornish, and later a German character.
As conservation scientists, we have always assumed a strong linkage between biodiversity and human cultural diversity, but it's never been quantified in a way that demonstrates how strongly the two go hand in hand.
In multilayers composed of DMPC ± cholesterol, D-4F assumed a strong helical conformation, manifested by a dominant absorption peek at 1656 cm−1 similar to its spectrum in the aqueous solvent systems.
Age-specific contact patterns were not incorporated, meaning that homogenous mixing between age-groups was assumed, a strong simplification.
Consequently, we assumed a strong concordance between the two FACE conditions, on the one hand, and the two SELF conditions, on the other hand.
