The phrase "of strong interest" is correct and commonly used in written English. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing someone's level of curiosity or involvement in a topic or activity. Example: The new book was of strong interest to avid readers and quickly became a bestseller.
Several relatively temperate versions have also been done in Japan, where Muller is a subject of strong interest.
Dr. Koenig agrees that direct benefits like additional food or a better chance at good territory that would inspire pure selfishness are of strong interest to researchers.
Evidence of strong interest can be seen from Burberry's announcement yesterday that BlackRock, an asset management firm is now interested in 9.92% [of the company].
Mourinho also said that Eden Hazard's new five-and-a-half-year contract with the club demonstrated his loyalty, in spite of strong interest from PSG.
The 23-year-old has been the subject of strong interest from Eagles manager Tony Pulis and the London club made their move last week.
The centre's director, Stephen Enniss, said: "This acquisition represents a rare opportunity to share the work of a living, internationally-acclaimed author whose works are of strong interest to readers everywhere".
This process was highly selective and dependent on the presence of strong interests from the research community; additional funding from the EU was critical to ensure stability of national commitments.
MECs are of strong interests because its energy consumption could be significantly lower than that of conventional methods such as water-splitting and steam reforming [ 2, 3].
In Italy, where the phenomenon has exponentially increased, partly because of strong interests (more or less legitimate) related to the field, it will be necessary to consistently keep monitored the fast evolving situation.
Honda CEO Takahiro Hachigo revealed the news on stage at Honda's conference event at the auto show, and noted that while Honda wants to have electrified vehicle options account for two-thirds of all its new cars sales by 2030, it's targeting 2025 for that same split in Europe because of stronger interest in that region.
Edwards begins with helpful guidance on what chapters might be of strongest interest to some readers or too technical for others.
