The phrase "a chain of strong" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of strong elements or connections, but it needs additional context or modification to be meaningful.
Example: "The team built a chain of strong relationships that helped them succeed."
Alternatives: "a series of strong" or "a network of strong".
Sainsbury's has returned its compliment to America: it owns Shaw's, a chain of supermarkets strong in New England.The eggs and milk of lifeBy the time Alan Sainsbury was born, the family firm, started with a capital of £100, was already rich.
Beneath the stratified layers, only a chain of intermittently continuous reflectors with strong amplitude is recognized in about 2.5 3.0 s of two-way traveltime at shot point (SP) 1300 1500, which are marked by dotted circles.
However, almost all parts of the reflection profile below the shallowest stratified reflectors are less reflective, except a chain of intermittently continuous reflectors with strong amplitude in about 2.5 3.0 s of two-way traveltime at shot point (SP) 1300 1500 on the line KR101.
The lack of global coordination on cyber security standards only exacerbates this flight risk and affected firms would be wise to remember that a chain of cyber defense is as strong as its weakest link.
The main chain of strong relationships goes from Property to Model to Prediction (Figure 7, solid arrows).
Sir Richard Branson owns a luxury game lodge and a chain of gyms in South Africa and takes a strong interest in the Southern African region's politics.
In the case of translating wings the flow structure consists of a chain of interconnected vortex loops and has a strong Strouhal number dependence.
Do you book time off work to easyJet over to Romania to catch Raresh in his natural habitat, smoking an endless chain of cheap, strong cigarettes at after-parties that look about as much fun as tooth-pulling?
The experimental findings of this study (and most of the results presented in the literature as well) were explained by applying, in a modified way, the Hartman Perdok concept of periodic bond chains, i.e. chains of strong bonds running uninterruptedly through the structure, to the Sn whisker-growth phenomenon.
Second, we might target Lockean persons, entities picked out by the Psychological Criterion and unified over time by psychological continuity (overlapping chains of strong psychological connectedness).
