The phrase "strongly expect" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to convey a strong belief or anticipation of something happening in the future. Example: I strongly expect that she will be promoted to manager, given her exceptional performance and leadership skills.
With several existing titles likely to hold strongly, expect some casualties among newcomers.
He's the candidate whom not only Republican leaders but also White House officials strongly expect to see on the ticket.
The scope to do this is, in fact, limited and I strongly expect that once the Ministry of Justice has completed its consultation - oddly described as a "public engagement exercise" - a much more modest set of changes will emerge.
This time of year we strongly expect this to be the case, but it is not unusual to find another medical condition," said Hall, of ENT Specialists of Shady Grove in Rockville, Md. Figuring out what is driving many allergy-like responses takes some digging.
We strongly expect that similar precursory ground deformation will be found at other active volcanoes.
However, we strongly expect that also in this case the law of large numbers with the deterministic limit given by the Wilson Cowan equation (1.3) holds.
He said that he "strongly" expected Europe to "push through economic and fiscal reform".
Chelsea are strongly expected to follow a similar route once they receive the full legal grounds for the ruling.
Even if someone had a low approach orientation, they spoke up when they thought it was strongly expected of them at work.
While Mazda, currently still the only Japanese marque to have won Le Mans, with the Johnny Herbert-driven, Wankel rotary-engined 787B in 1991, are strongly expected to announce a comeback in the near future.
The temperature data are clear — 2014 and 2015 were the hottest years on record in quick succession, and 2016 is strongly expected to make it three in a row.
