'strongly follow' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to mean to be in agreement with or adhere to something. For example: The company strongly follows the industry's safety standards.
Further, their data strongly follow the VTF equation.
The equilibrium data correspond to adsorption strongly follow Langmuir model by ZnS-NP-AC and Freundlich model for AgOH-NP-AC.
The relational databases strongly follow the ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability) properties while the NoSQL databases follow BASE (Basically Available, Soft State, Eventual consistency) principles.
These data points strongly follow the same trend and provide additional confirmation that the surface coverage and number density are good indicators of the observed morphologies.
This is important because one of the main results on the impact of vaccination i.e. the young age of zoster cases in the post-vaccination period ("Noteworthy is the relative dominance of the 31 40 year... ........) might strongly follow from this hypothesis.
And that's strongly followed by the fact that the fact that there's lack of collaboration and co-operation around a common plan and an action to deliver service to people.
Except for an odd encounter with Winnie Mandela, in which he is "astonished" when she tells him she strongly follows the beliefs of her Xhosa people, he abandons his earlier line of questioning about what goes on in the forest.
Porosity variations strongly followed the variations in the net pay thickness within the member.
The information layer shows a dominant group of individuals collaborating strongly, followed by about 20 to 30 smaller teams with strong collaboration.
These results suggest that the strategic decisions made by interlocking directorates are strongly followed by stock analysts and have the potential to correlate and amplify the movement of stock prices during financial crashes.
The analysis has demonstrated that the PC index strongly follows the time evolution of E KL field on intervals preceding the substorm onset: correlation R > 0.5 was observed for more than 90%% of isolated substorms, for ~80%% of expanded substorms, and for 99%% of coordinated events.
