"strong yellow" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a shade or hue of the color yellow that is bold, intense, or vibrant. Example: The walls of the living room were painted a strong yellow, giving the space a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Both of them exhibit strong yellow photoluminescence upon excitation 366 nm at room temperature.
In the experiment, the strong yellow light generated by Raman conversion and frequency doubling in the KTA crystal was observed.
In THF/water mixtures with high water fractions, they displayed strong yellow to red fluorescence (up to 617 nm) and large Stokes shifts (up to 152 nm).
But rarely does one manage to do what the Live Strong yellow bracelet has done, which is spark a consumer craze.
The as-prepared powder of BF2-TPA could emit strong yellow light centered at 549 nm under UV irradiation, and the fluorescence color changed into orange (590 nm) after grinding, a red shift of 41 nm was observed.
It showed an immediate visible color change from yellow to deep red only in DMSO, and an appearance of strong yellow and green fluorescence when CN− was added to DMSO, and a mixture of DMSO H2O (9:1), respectively.
The strong yellow-green signs started replacing the old ones in the spring in some parts of the state.
It is a strong, yellow-brown mustard that has graced shelves in Polish-American homes since 1934.
In this mode, the strong yellow-red cathodoluminescence of calcite is suppressed and the infrared cathodoluminescence of apatite is enhanced.
In cat, it was the June 1998 version of the manual that first allowed the use of strong yellow-green signs.
Once treated with H2S, the azido groups of the probes were converted to amino groups and the solutions' color changed from colorless to yellow companied with a strong yellow-green fluorescence.
