"strictly conservative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or a group of people who strongly adhere to a certain set of conventional or traditional beliefs and values. For example: "The new mayor was a strictly conservative politician who had little tolerance for change."
The method is second-order accurate in one dimension and higher-order accurate in two dimensions but not strictly conservative; however, we show that this error in the conservation does not lead to spurious phenomena on some representative test calculations.
But other strictly conservative, evangelicals expressed doubts about treating sexual behavior as a political issue.
Charles John, who became king under the name of Charles XIV John (ruled 1818 44), pursued a strictly conservative policy.
Women are all but invisible to outsiders in Siwa; they live in a strictly conservative society, even by Egyptian standards.
Like many Lubavitchers, Rabbi Jacobson embodies a paradoxical mix of strictly conservative theology and a freewheeling, nonjudgmental hipster style.
Budgets in some cases have dropped by half; designs are strictly conservative, if that's possible in a world like Mr. Bailey's.
Furthermore, in this loop, residues 350 to 366 are strictly conserved in mycobacteria, and only two conservative substitutions (Ser to Thr and Asp to Ser) occur in TreS of Corynebacterium glutamicum, a nonpathogenic surrogate organism.
(Chinen) MICROSCOPIC SEPTET (Thursday) Last year the complete output of this high-spirited outfit was reissued by Cuneiform, thwarting any notion that jazz in the 1980s was strictly a conservative affair.
The white economic populism that followed the Great Recession has not been strictly a conservative reaction.
In addition, it has been thought that house staff in public institutions may be held more strictly to conservative protocols than the private physicians.
On social issues they were deeply conservative, strictly following the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church.
