Is 'strongly used' possible in the sense 'used a lot', 'used intensively'?

Is ‘strongly used’/’used strongly’ standardly acceptable in the sense ‘used intensively’?
My intuition is that it is not, but I can’t find a grammatical justification for my intuition.
I want to stay in the passive sense for this example, as it’s the sense I’m not sure about – to me it’s clear that

‘I strongly advise this’ is fine;

*’I strongly use this’ doesn’t work (that is, in the sense ‘intensely, decidedly’, that kind of thing)

(Will happily change my opinion on these if my intuition has led me astray.)
But ‘this technique is used strongly for such purposes’ is at least semantically fairly clear to me, enough for functionality, even though it doesn’t ‘ring right’ to my ear.

Current best guess is that ‘use’ is part of some semantic class of verbs that doesn’t select for this sense of ‘strongly’, while ‘advise’, ‘suggest’ etc. can.

So, a) Is ‘this is strongly used for X’ fine? b) If not, why not: is it to do with the adverb’s characteristics, the verb’s characteristics, or some combination of both?