"strong thought" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an idea or opinion that is expressed in a powerful or determined way. For example, "She declared her strong thought that everyone should have equal opportunities."
It is a strong, thought-provoking shortlist which we believe demonstrates the wonderful depth and range of contemporary fiction in English".
I have strong thoughts about sous vide.
Interestingly, Ms. Lessing had some strong thoughts about political correctness, thoughts she expressed in this adapted article, which appeared on the Op-Ed page on June 26 , 1992
Infantino said he would appoint a secretary general from outside Europe and said he still had "strong thoughts, dear thoughts for Mr Platini".
Though the company was created by Maurice Ferber in 1959, the staff is now predominantly female, including Maurice's eldest daughter Christine, who runs the show, and has some strong thoughts on the difference between women and men in the kitchen.
"We were already under pressure, because here we were doing this film about this legendary guy that people have very strong thoughts and feelings about, and with a budget that is very large for a Norwegian film.
Another of the night's interceptions might prompt some particularly strong thoughts of "if only" or "what if" among the American squad, and particularly in the head of the coach who oversaw their tremendous display, Mike Tolkin.
While all these arrangements were pending, the artist sought the advice of locals with strong thoughts on the project, among them the artist Willie Birch, the community organizer Ronald Lewis and Robert Green Sr., whose granddaughter had died in the flooded Lower Ninth.
"To make Never Alone, we had to break from some traditional and fundamental ways of making games and bring the community into the creative process — a community that knew very little about the medium but that had strong thoughts on what they wanted to see in a game based on their culture," Vesce said.
