'strong autonomy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something has a significant degree of freedom to act independently. For example, "The local government has sought to ensure strong autonomy for its citizens."
The rebel-held eastern areas needed "strong autonomy".
As a result, these employees enjoy both goal clarity — because they create the project goals themselves — and strong autonomy.
Yet if the Kurdish leaders do succeed in winning strong autonomy, that could inspire greater calls for independence.
This power demand represents a major challenge to the strong autonomy requirement of mobile devices, powered by batteries.
Other critics worried that the reforms would give legislators too much power over the judiciary, which currently has strong autonomy.
And in Bosnia, Serbia backs the Serbian entity within Bosnia, the Republika Srpska, to maintain its strong autonomy.
We have shown that there is a strong autonomy-based argument in favour of the right that is not defeated by other constitutional values to do with safety and security, dignity, or the rights of third parties.
And there is also a strong autonomy-based argument for allowing individuals who wish to donate their organs to opt in to ODE (in the circumstance that they are severely ill in intensive care and going to have life support withdrawn).
The French are also pressing the government in the capital, Bamako, to open political negotiations with the M.N.L.A. to provide stronger autonomy to the north — but within a united Mali.
And would he apply his doctrine of strong local autonomy to the threat of terrorism as well?
In my view, the political institutions that have evolved in Spain and underpin this strong regional autonomy – a commitment to devolution, a clear written constitution and a well-defined ceremonial role for a popular royal family – are at the heart of what feels like a healthy, secure democracy.
