"developed strongly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any situation in which something has grown or progressed with great speed or to a great degree. For example, you could say "The company developed strongly in its first year, achieving remarkable successes."
In hematopoietic chimeras in which only radioresistant stromal cells carried an invalidating mutation in the Il2 gene, normal numbers of Treg developed, strongly suggesting that the IL-2 involved in Treg development is produced by (radiosensitive) hematopoietic cells (Marshall et al., 2014).
Lewis as an individual has developed strongly since 2011.
Abbott had served on the Texas Supreme Court and developed strongly conservative views on legal issues.
This rivalry bred in basketball has developed strongly in other sports.
"I am aware that they have all developed strongly over recent years and can be described as world-class".
The critical review developed strongly in the 19th century, often as an adjunct to a book-publishing business.
The age difference also posed a problem, because my acting career was developing strongly and his wasn't.
We are also strengthening links with chemical engineering, and with regional, national and international chemical industries through the molecular engineering initiative, which is developing strongly here.
India needs a second green revolution and a clear economic plan to continue developing strongly.Sukhwinder SinghBulls Eye, Ludhiana, India.
"But for now the job market continues to develop strongly in contrast to many other European countries".
The beginnings of trade with Assyria are indicated by the pottery and small objects of Kültepe in the third phase; this trade was to develop strongly in the Middle Bronze Age.
