The phrase "strong and pervasive" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is powerful and widespread, with a significant impact or influence. Example: The effects of climate change are both strong and pervasive, affecting not only the environment but also human communities and economies around the world.
The Warhol effect remains strong and pervasive.
If the architects of foreign policy are to avoid mistakes like those made in Iraq and Afghanistan, they will need to recognise the influence of a phenomenon that exerts a strong and pervasive grip on policy thinkers: political correctness.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday on whether Mr. Skilling's conviction should be overturned because the prejudice against him in Houston was so strong and pervasive that he could not receive a fair trial.
"Social stress seemed to have a relatively strong and pervasive effect on the regulation of the genome," said Jenny Tung, an evolutionary anthropologist now at Duke University who studied the macaques as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Chicago.
Beyond U.S. borders, there's a strong and pervasive appetite for U.S. film and video content, the likes of which you can find on Hulu, for example, but not once you exit U.S. territories.
In another version of this objection the homogeneity argument world government may be so strong and pervasive as to create a homogenizing effect, obliterating distinct cultures and communities that are intrinsically valuable.
It may be the stronger and more pervasive because his followers placed such low demands on Mr. Clinton.
Coca-Cola Co. has "arguably the strongest and most pervasive marketing and distribution system in the world," Chairman Douglas Daft told investors at the annual shareholder meeting in April.
Global platform companies such as Google, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple - each of which occupies a dominant market position globally - enjoy correspondingly stronger and more pervasive regulatory power.
Street's objection to Copp, after all, has teeth only if the realist has already granted the strong claims about "tremendous" and pervasive evolutionary influence "saturating" our moral beliefs across the board.
MPAA Rating: Rated R for strong violence, pervasive language, crude and sexual content and brief nudity.
