The phrase "a strengthen" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need a strengthen in our marketing strategy to improve sales."
Alternatives: "an enhancement" or "a boost".
That slip, if confirmed, would a strengthen Mr. Milosevic's allies and could eventually tempt Belgrade to challenge Mr. Djukanovic's hold on power.
The nano-scale particle-like Ag3Sn dispersed in the small solder joints had a strengthen effect on their mechanical property.
As will be discussed, the recommended five-step procedure in this paper aims to (a) strengthen the existing approaches to address the circumstance where rapid-guessing behavior is of concern and to be assessed, but not all items have clear bimodal RT distributions, and to (b) identify rapid-guessing behavior in a more systematic manner.
Supported by the US Department of State through the President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the UEM-UCSD MEPI seeks to: a) strengthen training of physicians; b) increase the capacity for locally driven, multidisciplinary research; c) strengthen the informatics infrastructure; and d) recruit and retain qualified medical faculty [ 7].
A strengthening euro is another.
"But in a strengthening economy, they can".
A strengthening dollar has its advantages for Americans.
A strengthening euro will hinder export-led growth.
Thanks partly to a strengthening euro, exports are shrinking.
"Higher interest rates are an indicia of a strengthening economy," Mr. Snow said.
Analysts say a wobbly jobs sector has dampened consumer confidence despite a strengthening economy.
