The phrase "a much stronger work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality or impact of a piece of work, such as an essay, article, or creative project, to another.
Example: "After reviewing both pieces, I can confidently say that this is a much stronger work than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a significantly better piece" or "a far more impactful work".
"You have to be more disciplined, and you ultimately end up with a much stronger piece of work". Listening to her talk about Let England Shake, it sounds less like a record than a novel or an art exhibition.
"They tend to know them through the services that they already provide to them and they are therefore in a much stronger position to work with them directly".
A G.M. spokesman, Alan Adler, said the 2004 fine "certainly was a catalyst to put a much stronger emphasis on working well with N.H.T.S.A. on issues that were coming up".
When faced with legal threats arising from our work, these entities know that they've got a much stronger case if the work in question is critical than if it is celebratory.
"So the fact that businesses did not accumulate enough inventories sets the stage for a much stronger pickup in employment and hours worked in the future, if demand picks up".
Helen Marten's Serpentine show gives a much stronger sense of her work than the tightly packed storage unit allotted each shortlisted artist in the Turner.
You'll get a much stronger sense of the work of the stage designer Robert Wilson (lifetime achievement, 2001) from the guide's six minutes of a revival of the opera "Einstein on the Beach," which Mr. Wilson designed and directed, than from his two insipid drawings from a production of "King Lear".
"Now, there's a much stronger sense that women working within the civil service is normal and natural.
She said that this is due in part to the efforts of the College of Social Work and the "stunning" network of principal social workers who are giving social work a much stronger voice across the country.
