"strong vitality" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it to describe a person who has a lot of strength, energy, and enthusiasm for life. For example, "The baby was born with strong vitality and a zest for life."
Urban agglomeration is a strong vitality subsystem of large regional city system with significant regional advantages in space and linked features in network.
From the point of view of the development trend of the subject, it has extremely strong vitality and penetrability.
Moreover, the strong vitality of this organic pretreatment is also reflected in the cyclic utilization of ethanol and high purity lignin obtained from the pretreated solution.
Due to its strong vitality, high nutritional quality, high yields, high adaptability and multiple uses, alfalfa is the main forage crop produced in temperate regions of the planet.
Last week I mentioned the background to the Joffrey, production of "Petrouchka" and expressed the view that while it was abundantly strong in vitality, it missed a great deal in accuracy.
Patients are encouraged to do the same; for them the act is said to be a means of "recharging with strong directives, vitality, and confidence for a brighter, better future, trying to cut away a past filled with evil".
Jed's charismatic, self-involved parents — his father busy running a declining black newspaper, his mother off doing charitable works — are tenderly drawn (and have a stronger fictional vitality than its watchful narrator).
His free-spirited works, either in monochrome or in brilliant colours, convey a strong sense of vitality, with no trace of Western perspective.
The figures give a strong sense of vitality, a sense of motion from the light playing on the cuts.
Counts of percentages of oospores of Phytophthora kernoviae and Phytophthora pluvialis staining positive (pink or purple, interpreted as still living) with tetrazolium bromide also revealed a strong reduction in vitality with time during Study 1, when compared with freshly prepared controls (Figure 3).
Evidence indicates a strong link between vitality and a variety of health conditions [ 11].
