The phrase "state strongly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to express something forcefully or assertively. Example: "The politician stated strongly that they would not back down on their stance against the proposed policy change."
I can't state strongly enough how many times I've found juice boxes around the lobby with liquids still in them.
The equilibrium value at the stable state strongly depended on the surface roughness of the Ti plate.
But we cannot absolutely rule out that some State strongly opposed to military action might try to bring such a case.
Our public consultation, which we are obliged to carry out before seeking consent from the secretary of state, strongly supported an online site, funded by the licence fee.
He will have to state strongly and specifically what he believes should be done, for example, about financial reform and the establishment of a consumer protection agency.
I cannot state strongly enough that my students were absolutely capable and in no way inferior to any group of students I had taught in the past, but more of them needed more of a push.
The wetting states strongly affssect the functionality of superhydrophobic surface, like liquid slippage and cavitation.
This helps explain why all E.U.-27 member states strongly support the E.U.'s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier.
Indeed, statements by officials from various Member States strongly suggest such a willingness to talk behind closed doors.
He notes that the new member states strongly favour the EU constitution the British government regards as dead.
"The church's gratitude to women cannot be stated strongly enough," he said at a news conference in Washington.
