"strongly provide" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The verb "provide" does not typically take an adverb (such as "strongly") in front of it. A more appropriate verb to use in this context might be "emphasize" or "underscore." Example: The data strongly emphasize the need for stricter environmental regulations.
TMG's directors reported that the Telegraph's "digital audience and revenue has continued to grow strongly" providing "a strong platform for growth in the coming year and beyond".
The cooperative anti-MCL effects of this combination therapy both in vitro and in vivo strongly provided a new strategy to the clinical treatment of MCL.
However, methods using the secondary structure to find primarily an initial overlap between two structures often perform poorly when the secondary structure of an input query is not strongly provided.
Third, protagonists from the field of an empirical-positivist approach attempted most strongly to provide scientific policy advice.
The basal cAMP level in the patients' platelets was strongly elevated, providing a basis for the strongly reduced platelet aggregation.
The BSCS includes 8 items scored from 0 for "strongly disagree" to 4 for "strongly agree", providing a range of 0 to 32. High scores by the BSCS indicate a high level of SOC.
He said the university should have enforced its policies more strongly and provided more leadership training to Greek officials.
Thus far the dominant voices in American government appear to have been strongly against providing heat-seeking missiles to rebels.
In its position paper on the energy bill issued last week, the administration said it "strongly supports" providing "last-resort federal siting authority for high-priority transmission lines" and easing the permit process for lines crossing federal land.
The German population is also strongly against providing financial aid to Greece.
