"strong self-esteem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to a high degree of self-confidence and pride in oneself. For example: "It takes time to build strong self-esteem, but it's worth the effort."
"Whether we're below the poverty line or making $90,000 a year, black women have strong self-esteem no matter what size we are".
In my experience, beauty is a quality that seems to be associated with strong self-esteem, a positive outlook on life or both.
"The negative perception that kids have of prosthetics; the focus that companies put on engineering and not on the human part of a child; the social isolation felt by kids because of their condition and how hard it can be for them to build strong self-esteem.
A person without a clear identity will, unfortunately, not develop a strong self-esteem.
Wanting them to be happy and have strong self-esteem, we want to protect them from disappointment.
I will admit that prior to being diagnosed with alopecia universalis, I had a pretty strong self-esteem and was satisfied with my physical appearance.
We show that when the manager has stronger self-esteem concerns, it requires higher managerial ownership to induce effort.
We hypothesized and found that participants with higher self-concept clarity (signaling a well-integrated system) had positive self-esteem attractors and weaker self-esteem repellers, whereas those with lower clarity demonstrated less positive self-esteem attractors and stronger self-esteem repellers.
Children who are securely attached as infants, the theory goes, grow up with stronger self-esteem, are more self-reliant, have more successful social relationships and experience less depression and anxiety as adults.
Indeed, secure attachment and a sense of connectedness are core human needs (41, 42) and facilitate the development of a stronger self-esteem, empathy, and emotional regulation.
It has been suggested that individuals with stronger self-esteem tend to place greater value on self-determination and possess a strong will to modify, regulate or restrain their health behaviors [ 39].
