The phrase "strong notions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's or group's ideas or opinions that are held very firmly, with a lot of conviction. For example, "My grandfather had strong notions about how to live a life of virtue."
The Arabs have strong notions of collective honour, dignity, and respect.
It is possible that societies which had very strong notions about "a woman's place" or "men's work" were the ones which adopted the plough.
As such, the adversary will have stronger adversarial capabilities if the dTest function is accessible to the adversary as an oracle; and, therefore, based on this characterization, we define two security games denoted as weak and strong notions, respectively.
Hetty Fox is a woman with a strong notion of how this city works.
"I do have a really strong notion of Wilde," he says.
France, for example, possesses a strong notion of a national, secular identity that was forged in the French Revolution.
We have a strong notion of civilian control, and the officers aren't inclined to go public, and not just because that would be a career ender.
There was a strong notion in the conference that that would not have happened a year ago, but with the SEC poised to move to 14 teams, that could change.
I have always had the sense, I tell the painter, that he must have been raised with a strong notion of the importance of moral justice.
The meritocratic, classless concept of the American Dream, which gives Americans a very strong notion that anything can be achieved through hard work, regardless of racial, social or economic background, is both symbolically and actually powerful.
Ben Rogaly and Becky Taylor, a geographer and historian from the universities of Sussex and London respectively, spent three years interviewing local people from the Marlpit, Larkman and North Earlham estates, gaining detailed accounts of often difficult lives which paint a complex picture of how class is lived – often all over the place, but with a strong notion of what "home" means.
