In the literature, the term hypocompact seems to be used to what we refer to as strongly paracompact.
See remark to the definitions in this question, as well as my comments under the answer to it. The only reason I am not 100% sure, is that I cannot seem to find the articles online.
There are also other properties, totally hypocompact, totally metacompact and hypoLindelof which we could add in the future, but for now we could add the alias.
In the literature, the term hypocompact seems to be used to what we refer to as strongly paracompact.
See remark to the definitions in this question, as well as my comments under the answer to it. The only reason I am not 100% sure, is that I cannot seem to find the articles online.
There are also other properties, totally hypocompact, totally metacompact and hypoLindelof which we could add in the future, but for now we could add the alias.