'conspicuously strong' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is very noticeable and powerful. For example, "The storm arrived conspicuously strong, with fierce winds and pouring rain."
Another former president, Jimmy Carter, who was not known for conspicuously strong foreign policy while in office, said that Mr Kerry "has already proven in Vietnam that he will not hesitate to act.
But if the spectra be not similar any lines common to both ought to be conspicuously strong, and, provided the components have not equal and opposite velocities in the line of sight, ought also to be displaced with reference to other lines.
For some, it's too conspicuously English, which is to say strong on intelligence, commitment, diction and musicality though weak in texture, color and projection.
For over three decades, it has failed conspicuously to secure a strong mandate, to persuade the electorate that what the country needs is four or five years of unhindered Tory rule.
Those strong adjectives are conspicuously missing from the joint opinion, whose authors have for some unexplained reason now determined that a burden is "undue" if it merely imposes a "substantial" obstacle to abortion decisions.
Finally, the Germans are keenly aware that Hitler's Third Reich is a living memory for many Europeans who do not want to see a Germany that is too strong, or too conspicuously in favor of nuclear weapons (even though all of these weapons would be controlled exclusively by the United States).
After Ryan Giggs unexpectedly stole the show to claim the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award last year, footballers are conspicuously absent on the 10-strong BBC shortlist in 2010.
Despite that strong language, the four conspicuously did not manage to attract a fifth vote for their position then, and it is far from certain that a fifth vote exists today.
Conspicuously absent is Mauricio Macri, the strongest opposition politician, who is standing for re-election as mayor of Buenos Aires.The third factor behind Ms Fernández's political revival was a personal tragedy: her husband's death from a heart attack last year.
Despite the subject's prevalence in 2008, when the economic collapse portended a strong Democratic victory, the discussion of race has been conspicuously absent in 2012 or at least much less of a focus.
Then US president Barack Obama – conspicuously silent in the first part of the night – finally issued a strong statement in favour of Erdoğan.
