"strong reasoning" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the logical thought process or the act of reasoning something out. For example, "Using strong reasoning, he was able to deduce the solution to the problem."
The goal is to develop strong reasoning skills earlier than is now customary.
The intention is to help students develop strong reasoning skills earlier than is now common.
How does one develop strong reasoning skills in students, and exactly what do these skills look like across different kinds of content?
One crucial difference, said Sherri K. Miller, an ACT official, is that "college teachers want their entering freshmen to come in with good, strong reasoning skills, while high-school teachers believe that particular content or facts are more important".
The intention of the standards, the editorial says, "is to help students develop strong reasoning skills earlier than is now common," with students by fifth grade "required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments".
I got a very specific answer with very strong reasoning, and saved myself about two days coding something I would have ended up throwing out.
Naturally for a world class house like McQueen, there was strong commercial reasoning behind this rebranding.
The other problems represent situations which imply in principle strong spatial reasoning, thus requiring per-region approaches.
We thus argue that attention needs to be focused on both perspectives in order to sow the seeds for strong statistical reasoning.
Skilled: Innovators almost universally have strong analytical reasoning and communication skills.
In this fact, those mixing rule based on stronger theoretical reasoning could be reliable and deserve more investigation.
