"strongly contend" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express that you have a passionate or powerful opinion about something. For example, "I strongly contend that everyone should have the right to free education."
In other words, any two flows and are said to strongly contend with each other if and only if or.
Given the above, it is easy to derive showing that and strongly contend with each other, and so do and.
Given that, we define as the strong contention graph, where a vertex in corresponds to a flow in, and a bidirectional edge in denotes the corresponding flows in strongly contend with each other in the node topology graph.
We strongly contend that our work mandates a review of the BPT criteria.
Our results however, strongly contend the need to characterize the role of large subunit in generating functional diversity in the GGT proteins.
Mr. Usmanov strongly contends that the charges and imprisonment were trumped up and politically motivated.
Criminal charges against her were later dropped but she still strongly contends that she was harshly treated because she is African American.
Ray Kurzweil, 61, sincerely believes that his own immortality is a realistic proposition... and just as strongly contends that, using a combination of grave-site DNA and future technologies, he will be able to reclaim his father, Fredric Kurzweil (the victim of a fatal heart attack in 1970), from death.
Clearly, the flows strongly contending with each other cannot be scheduled at the same time.
The Education Department strongly disagrees, contending that the statute Congress passed does nothing to distinguish between past and current offenses.
Some evidence points strongly to Sunday, they contend, when he was with family members in neighboring Abbeville County.
