"strongly highlights" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to emphasize the importance or significance of a particular aspect or idea. Example sentence: The article strongly highlights the impact of climate change on the polar bear population.
It strongly highlights that the cost-effective HM-NCS ellipsoids would be a competitive pseudo-capacitive electrode candidate for advanced ECSs applications.
For this, three bands were chosen (R → 590 nm, G → 610 nm, B → 800 nm), a setting which strongly highlights the emission at 610 nm.
As HO-1 has been reported to act protective in ALI [5], we presume its reduction strongly highlights the severity of trauma due to an exhausted ALI-associated anti-inflammatory defence system.
Noticeably, previous epidemiological studies have reported that first-degree relatives of BD patients have an increased tenfold risk of BD as compared to the general population which strongly highlights the role of genetic factors to the etiology of BD (Kessler et al. 1994; Olvet et al. 2013).
The present study strongly highlights the dynamic and selective nature of nanoparticle protein interaction and complex formation on AuNP surface.
Our study therefore strongly highlights this important fact which hitherto was apparently neglected by HBV researchers in Cameroon.
The fans strongly highlight winning with chants of defeating the other team.
The research questions were rephrased in the final stages of analysis to more strongly highlight these categories as independent and interdependent units.
Although the "anticommunism" espoused by the government saw the Korean communists as traitors to the Korean nation, this film strongly highlighted the sentiment that the South and North were one nation.
Despite setbacks, the evacuation of the Khâm Đức Special Forces Camp strongly highlighted the morale, discipline and the motivation of the U.S. Air Force personnel who took part in the operation.
Combined with the double knockdown experiments, these results strongly highlight RhoB as a key target of miR-21-mediated angiogenesis.
