"strong limits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to either physical or figurative restrictions. Example: "The new law imposed strong limits on the types of businesses that could be located in the area."
Similar to Augustine, Thomas Aquinas later developed a number of reasons for limited and conditional toleration, drawing especially strong limits against tolerating any form of heresy.
As a Senate candidate in New York, she favored strong limits on guns and gun ownership.
With unusually strong limits on the ability to forecast, I believe the first phase of implementation should be cautious.
"This is nothing but a sneaky attempt to undermine a strong limits law in a hugely important state," Paul Jacob, the organization's director, said.
This act can be strengthened with a broader definition of political advertising, technical requirements around transparency and strong limits on the use of hyper-targeting.
So with the right kind of gear it should be possible to confirm the predictions of these modified theories of gravity or put strong limits on the influence they must be having.
"Alaska has a fairly strong libertarian streak, a strong limited-government streak," Mr. Treadwell said.
A strong limiting factor to this ambitious planning is the scarcity of fresh water.
Leopard presence was not strongly predicted by any of the covariates, indicating there were no strong limiting factors.
On the other hand, we establish the strong asymptotic freeness of independent Wigner matrices and any family of deterministic matrices with strong limiting distribution.
Let (x^) be its strong limit.
