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The phrase "a gem of a strike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly impressive or noteworthy achievement, often in a sports context or when referring to a successful action.
Example: "The player scored a stunning goal from outside the box; it was truly a gem of a strike."
Alternatives: "a brilliant strike" or "an outstanding strike."
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Trevor Benjamin stabbed home from an offside position but Norwich's equaliser, a gem of a strike from the substitute Rivers, was fully warranted.
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London began the second period with similar intent, forcing another drop-out from Gower's clever kick but again Catalans struck first, Kevin Larroyer feeding a gem of a ball out the back of his hand for Vaccari to score out wide.
A gem of a place.
A Gem of a Jeweler's Q.
You are a gem of a person.
"Gatorade is a gem of a brand".
It's a gem of a part.
"Frankie rode a gem of a race," Gosden said.
As for Chris, he's a gem of a leader.
Witney is a gem of a thriving small town.
He had turned into a gem of a cricketer.
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