"strenuously resist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is taking strong action to oppose or reject something that is happening to them. For example: "The senator strenuously resisted the proposed tax cuts."
Coumba and Debo strenuously resist.
We would strenuously resist not having the ability to approve rates or having the commissioners' oversight of rates overturned".
It is understandable why platforms such as Facebook strenuously resist being labelled as "publishers", but it is no longer realistic.
Senator Edwards said sponsors of the bill would strenuously resist Mr. Breaux's proposal because it did not adequately protect patients.
Cringe-inducing but worth a peek is Phoenix Bar by the UN compound, where middle-aged international consultants strenuously resist 'going native' with the home comforts of Sunday roasts, photocopied tabloids and lager on tap.
WASHINGTON, March 31 — The Bush administration says it will strenuously resist Democratic plans for a threefold expansion of the Children's Health Insurance Program, ensuring a clash with Congress over the most important health care legislation being considered this year.
Often characterised as a right-winger, Rock strenuously resists being pigeonholed.
They are the most strenuously resisted pieces in the repertory of what we used to call great music.
Tarkovsky strenuously resisted any allegorical interpretation of his work, but the movie is in some sense autobiography.
It was initiated by the commission last spring, after being strenuously resisted by the police chief and the mayor.
As a result, he strenuously resisted the notion that politics could have a redemptive effect by radically transforming human existence.
