The phrase "strong partiality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express a strong bias or preference for something or someone. For example, "He had a strong partiality for Italian food when making his dinner choices."
They appear to require a strong partiality toward those with shared biological features, physical appearances, or origins, a partiality that conflicts with equally strong, if more abstract convictions about the justification for our conduct towards others.
Gambier and Curtis had fought together at the Glorious First of June and had been friends for many years, and Curtis could be counted on by those in authority to "show strong partiality in favour of the accused".
The three sequence Variable Regions of the 10,000 bp unit, consisting of approximately 1000 bp each have mutations that may be viewed as a trial and error processes with a strong partiality to maintaining a very high A + T content and formation and maintenance of many copies of the TATAATATA motif.
He was an obstinate, manipulative man with strong partialities.
It was as if Kent, similarly handsome, silent, and strong, had a partiality for Method Man.
Donald Trump himself has admitted a partiality for strong political leaders abroad -- Vladimir Putin in particular has figured regularly in this litany, but so too briefly did Saddam Hussein -- all of which feeds into a fear, in less conservative circles, that Donald Trump has a propensity for authoritarianism that might put him in tension with basic principles of the American constitution.
It also leads to conservative editing, to red pencilling the strong stuff for fear of partiality.
In this way, while Hume plainly rejects Hobbist egoism and allows that we are naturally social beings in a number of significant respects (i.e., family, friends etc)., he also insists that our human nature is such that self-love and partiality are extremely strong and can and do lead to competition and conflict.
Our partialities can be so strong that they even affect our perception of who is, or is not, trustworthy.
Partiality toward the self causes the strong to rob the weak.
Stylistically, Botticelli acquired from Lippi a repertory of types and compositions, a certain graceful fancifulness in costuming, a linear sense of form, and a partiality to certain paler hues that is still visible even after Botticelli had developed his own strong and resonant colour schemes.
