The use of the phrase "strongly present" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or state of being that an individual, group, or thing is strongly experiencing or displaying. For example: "The feelings of joy and contentment were strongly present in the room."
Branagh's understanding of acting is what's most strongly present.
This history feels strongly present in the novel's governing metaphors of tradition, transition and inter-generational tension.
"Both were very strongly present in society when I was young.
The dreamworld of Laforgue is also strongly present, and is Maeterlinck's Pelléas et Mélisande, filtered through the Debussy opera, which Fournier and Rivière adored.
To my mind, the sensitivity to sound effects shown by both of those translators isn't strongly present in the new translation by Stephen Mitchell.
Near the top of Keane's lists of favourite artists and writers are Andy Warhol and Graham Greene, and these influences are strongly present in the shows.
In the absence of vivid fictional people, Saramago's sentences, in which a narrator or group of narrators is always strongly present, constitute a kind of community of their own: they are highly peopled.
Their efforts encapsulate the fierce self-reliance – and sense of betrayal toward the international community – that held Eritrea together during its 30-year struggle for independence, and is arguably still strongly present today.
"He is always very strongly present as DiCaprio, yet he can really make us believe that he is another person," Ms. Basinger said.
In this regime, we observe that either small segments of the wire are completely exchanged, or otherwise a small amount of Cu is distributed all along the wires, while the Cd signal is still strongly present (see Supplementary Figure 3).
The impact of measurement error, which is often strongly present in analytical testing, has not yet been well-addressed in the non-normal variables sampling inspection procedures.
