"strong suspicious" is not a correct or idiomatic phrase in English.
It is possible that it could be used in spoken language as an informal or colloquial expression, but it would not be considered correct or standard in written English. Instead, you could use phrases like "deeply suspicious," "highly suspicious," or "strongly suspicious." For example: - "The detective had a strong suspicion that the witness was lying." - "There were strong suspicions that the politician had ties to organized crime."
The most notable event in the building's banking history occurred in 1934 when a Corn Exchange teller, William R. Strong, grew suspicious of a depositor's $10 gold certificate, which turned out to be part of the ransom paid for Charles and Anne Lindbergh's kidnapped son, Charles Jr.
United Nations atomic inspectors did check out a few of the tunnels at Isfahan, but not at Qum because the plant was on a military base and thus off limits for inspection without strong evidence of suspicious activity.
A collection of poems by detainees at the US military base in Guantánamo Bay is to be published later this year, but only in the face of strong opposition by suspicious American censors.
On the other hand, it is a frequently encountered problem to determine which patients with clear risk factors (strong family history, "suspicious" discs, non-specific field changes, elevated IOP) have disease and which do not.
"Within every leading personality in this country is a nationalist impulse that seems to be becoming stronger and more suspicious".
According to the Bish family, there is one strong lead: a suspicious-looking fiftyish man with a mustache whom Magi Bish had observed sitting in a white car in the pond parking lot the day before Molly disappeared.
He is particularly suspicious of strong governments, which he equates with monopolies and those, he insists, "always grow complacent, stagnant and self-serving".He is right that the leaden hand of the state has often suppressed individual freedom and creativity.
He often wrote to his friends as carissimi – "dearest ones" – but his was a more innocent age, far less suspicious of strong expressions of love between persons of the same sex.
The arrests of Mr. Tolon and Mr. Eruygur last year have caused a strong outcry in circles suspicious of the AKP's religious agenda in Turkey, where the military has traditionally held the role of protecting the secular state structure.
Before then, Congress set the budget as the Founders, ever suspicious of a strong central authority, intended.
