The phrase "a special strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or notable quality of strength in a person, object, or concept.
Example: "Her ability to remain calm under pressure is truly a special strength that sets her apart from others."
Alternatives: "a unique power" or "an exceptional ability".
He has a special strength there".
Statistical publications are a special strength of the library's collection.
Desserts are a special strength, including several soufflés and a cloudlike floating island.
Just below the surface of the writing there was a special strength, not easy to define exactly.
It realises her belief that every child has a special strength, and her determination to nurture their potential.
A special strength of "City in the Sky" is the detail and clarity (including exceptionally effective illustrations) of the discussion of the engineering challenges.
Humanity owes its dominant position on Earth not to any special strength of our muscles, nor any unusual sharpness of our teeth, but to the unique ingenuity of our brains.
David Hare's special strength as a political dramatist is that he takes seriously the cases made by 'the other side'.
The composer A. Leroy, whose debut at Dance Theater Workshop last spring was very well received, writes music whose special strength is a smooth integration of rhythm, texture and musical structure in pieces characterized by a breezy effervescence.
Reprints Related items International organisations: Join the clubNov 21st 2007 The Commonwealth and conflict: Don't dare put me in a boxNov 8th 2007"The special strength of the Commonwealth lies in the combination of the diversity of its members with their shared inheritance in language, culture, and the rule of law".
Reviewing a performance at Michael's Pub in Manhattan, Stephen Holden of The New York Times said of her: "Her special strength is an ability to infuse everything she touches with warmth, intelligence and a subtly swinging energy that make her interpretations of standards models of balance and clarity.
