"strongly contrasted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that two things are very different from one another. For example, "The two candidates' views on the economy were strongly contrasted in the debate."
Strongly contrasted from the outset of their venture were Hadden, Luce.
The voids in Bada's paintings are strongly contrasted by dense arrays of brushstrokes and areas whose multiple layers of thin, wet-on-wet ink suggest watercolor-painting technique.
In parallel with this, the two other men who occupy her thoughts are also strongly contrasted: one, whom she cannot have, the object of physical passion; the other, whom she can, sharing and encouraging her scientific interests.
This technique, known as the stain technique, strongly contrasted with the use of impasto that characterized most Abstract Expressionist painting, and it seriously influenced the colour-field painters Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland.
Van Maldere was eulogized for his imaginative thematic structures as well as for the unusually serious nature of his compositions, which strongly contrasted with the more lighthearted style characteristic of the Mannheimers.
Racine's Schiller-like understanding of the corridors of power also emerges in two strongly contrasted supporting performances: Christopher Colquhoun as Britannicus's two-faced tutor becomes an emblem of self-promoting duplicity while Jude Akuwudike as Nero's adviser suggests a figure of probity appalled at the monster he has helped spawn.
South of Baghdad the rivers exhibit strongly contrasting characteristics.
This passion for generality strongly contrasts with the practical, empirical reasoning of the British.
(These characters, Michon writes, "are too strongly contrasting not to be false").
This time the reaction of the Russian population strongly contrasts with its earlier attitude.
Increases in O3 and aerosols have strongly contrasting impacts on plant productivity12.
