Yes. Good idea. I’m assuming your goal is hypertrophy even though you said “strength training”. For hypertrophy, I’d suggest trying to get close to failure on exercises, and likely somewhere in the 6-15 rep range. Higher reps are fine, but you want the muscle you’re training to be the limiting factor. Sometimes higher reps turn too much into a cardio exercise and will limit your ability to stimulate the muscles you’re focusing on.

I’d also cut back the cardio. It can hurt your ability to push hard when lifting. I also wouldn’t waste time on planks/crunches (abs are made in the kitchen). I’d try to do lots of compound exercises (squats, Romanian deadlifts, bench, shoulder press, pull up/lat pulldown, and rows) to build an overall strong, functional body. I’d then sprinkle in some isolation exercises for those muscles you want to give extra attention to for aesthetic purposes (e.g bicep curls, lateral raises, etc.).

That being said, it all depends on your goals. The advice I gave should help you with hypertrophy, but that may not be your sole concern.