"strong compatibility" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe two things that work well together, like in the sentence "The laptop and printer had strong compatibility, making the setup process quick and easy."
Such sensitive support requires not only strong compatibility but also significant attention and sensitivity.
The resultant fG displayed stable and strong compatibility to non-polar organic solvents.
Featured with straightforward operation, sufficient accuracy, strong compatibility, as well as robustness towards additive noise, the proposed approach is an appropriate choice for frequency estimation in spectral analysis.
The results from morphological, spectral and gravimetric experiments show that the cast films are bicontinuous, indicating a strong compatibility of the organic and inorganic phases.
This evaluation system based on PQIs and the standardized two-dimensional interface relative to the process mean and the standard deviation of process has relatively strong compatibility and adaptability with the process capability analysis and SPC that are widely applied in the modern manufacturing environment.
A MCB spokesman added: "The results of Muslim faith schools in England in maths and science show a strong compatibility between the Muslim faith and scientific learning".
Cloud-native compatibility: HCP now adds even stronger compatibility with the industry-standard Amazon S3 API.
In line with our argument for the stronger compatibility effect, symptoms of object-based neglect should result in particular difficulties for both the processing of carry and borrow problems in neglect patients because in both cases specific reference to the neglected tens digit is necessary.
The results showed strong stimulus response compatibility effects.
A strong physical compatibility has been shown, since their respective HSP are close.
Additionally, a strong interfacial compatibility between the TLCP filament and the HMMPE matrix with an interfacial thickness of ∼30 nm has also been observed.
