The phrase "connected strongly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or intense relationship or bond between two or more entities.
Example: "The two communities are connected strongly through their shared history and cultural practices."
Alternatives: "deeply connected" or "strongly linked."
That's why it is especially important to decrease any spending not connected strongly with that goal.That includes defence.
This is blues-based music with gospel tinges -- a music of walking bass lines (played by the organist's feet) and shuffle rhythms -- and it connected strongly with audiences in small clubs in black neighborhoods around the country, especially the Northeast.
Michael Mann's internationalist-styled Blackhat – about hacker networks – also drops in the US, Russia and nearly 20 other markets; for such a powerhouse director, Mann has struggled to clear $200m worldwide with previous films, and rarely connected strongly box-office-wise outside of the US.
The clad strip is connected strongly at the interface.
Let Γ= V,E) be a connected strongly regular graph and B a family of k-subsets (blocks) of V.
Boyce drilled a ball across the six-yard box, Craig Curran connected strongly but Jason Naismith produced a wonderful sliding challenge to divert the danger.
However, with the wealthiest shoppers also the most connected, brands are realizing that they have no choice but to ensure that they connect strongly with clients in this space.
It's always nice, that – when something you've written connects strongly with people.
Peerset says that this data can help advertisers and brands figure out what audiences are likely to engage and connect strongly with a product or service.
In a cell nucleus, chromosomes are folded in a highly specific manner, which connects strongly to some of their paramount functions, such as DNA replication and gene transcription.
In the final summation, however, I still find myself connecting strongly to my friend's innocent argument for true intimacy.
