The phrase 'focus strongly on' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of a particular topic or task. For example, "The team should focus strongly on improving their customer service skills."
Now the state must focus strongly on getting audits of the paper ballots right from start to finish, including the procedures followed when an audit detects a problem.
This states that government strategy in relation to reducing reoffending is to "focus strongly on jobs", and that "sustained employment is a key to leading a crime-free life".
He set forth his ideas in general terms: to support Ms. Lefèvre's policy of bringing contemporary choreographers to work with the Opera, but to focus strongly on new classical work.
He called this "a startling shift" and defined what he called a "new bottom billion", responding to Paul Collier's work a few years before calling on the international community to focus strongly on the roughly 1 billion people living in countries that were failing to take off economically.
It's expected that these sorts of services focus strongly on the respective creators products.
However, public funds are required if management objectives focus strongly on conservation.
Several leaders said the talk focused strongly on the danger of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
We are focussing strongly on the programme strands that reflect key Guardian specialisms such as digital innovation and new approaches to journalism.
But the report focused strongly on a US government mandate for ethanol production and $6bn£3.7bnbn) in annual subsidies for ethanol refineries.
The News Corporation, already the most global of the large media companies, is focusing strongly on emerging markets to continue to grow, said Anthony DiClemente, a media analyst at Lehman Brothers.
