"strong familiarity with" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when talking about someone having a great understanding of a specific topic or skill. For example, "Jane has a strong familiarity with HTML coding."
In her 15 years at Harvard, Ms. Mendillo developed a strong familiarity with its investment approach.
While administrators won't say they favor alumni over other teaching candidates in the hiring process, they agree that a strong familiarity with a school district is an X-factor that has its advantages.
But even with a strong familiarity with the work, nothing new can be gleaned here.
Stahl's previous tenure at Warren Central High School helped establish his strong familiarity with the Barton theatre organ in their Performing Arts Center.
The German commander of Ostend had been better prepared than his counterpart at Zeebrugge and had recognised that without the navigation buoy no night attack on Ostend could be successful without a strong familiarity with the port, which none of the British navigators possessed.
In this study, many of the participants lacked a strong familiarity with One Health or EcoHealth.
Rural family carers had a strong sense of familiarity with the nursing homes in their area and this appeared to permeate all aspects of their experience.
There was also a strong effect of familiarity with the experimenter on performance: the birds exchanged food successfully more often in experiments with long-term (EMcorrect exchanges = 0.831 ± 0.110) than with short-term experimenters (EMcorrect exchanges = 0.521 ± 0.194; Fig. 1B).
And there is a strong argument that our new familiarity with players from every corner of the globe has lessened the impact of the tournament generally.
The consensus in Italy is that President Giorgio Napolitano, who nominated Mr. Monti in record time on Sunday to replace departing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, had chosen judiciously, picking an economist with strong European credentials and longstanding familiarity with Europe's power brokers.
There are no guarantees, but Palmer is trying to cover as many bases as he can, using an approach to hospitality grounded in a strong business sense and a familiarity with the customer base that fills his roughly 2,000 seats every night across the country.
