"strong ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's feeling of strong ownership over something such as an idea, project, company or product. For example, "The CEO exhibited strong ownership over the company's new project."
He urged the 400-odd mayors and regional officials present to "take strong ownership of this vital agenda.
"The city has a very strong ownership of this festival and you have to be aware of its long history," he says.
The European commission added that Ireland was making a "determined implementation" of the bailout programme and the Irish government had taken "strong ownership" of the necessary austerity programme.
The RHI condition induced a strong ownership illusion; we found correspondingly stronger brain activity during the RHI versus control condition in contralateral middle occipital gyrus (mOCG) and bilateral anterior insula, which have previously been related to illusory body ownership.
On the other hand, when a controller holds a minority equity stake, the controller does not have the strong ownership incentives that come from owning a majority equity stake.
"People feel a strong ownership to punk, even if they didn't live through it or experience it firsthand," Mr. Bolton, who deliberately avoided the clichés of face piercings and Doc Marten boots, acknowledged.
Well before the guarantees go, the agencies want to see stronger ownership and balance sheets.
Selig may be waiting for prospective buyers to merge so he can get the strongest ownership group possible.
We therefore call on all our partners to renew their support to the new deal on fragile states, which calls for stronger ownership, harmonisation, results and mutual accountability".
Stronger ownership could be developed via more mutually driven REDD+ planning, while tackling main drivers of deforestation necessitates as a starting point the engagement of powerful actors that have so far been absent from REDD+ debate.
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