The phrase "a strong action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is forceful, decisive, or impactful in various contexts, such as writing, discussions, or analyses.
Example: "The committee decided that a strong action was necessary to address the ongoing issues within the organization."
Alternatives: "a decisive move" or "a forceful step".
'We think we have a strong action but that will obviously be for the judge to decide,' he said.
"The dismantling of McDonald's was a strong action, symbolic and nonviolent," Mr. Bove told the court, adding that the fast-food giant's arrival in Millau was a "provocation".
His run, though, is deceptive for he has a strong action that generates easy pace as both Pakistan openers, Mohammad Hafeez and Shan Masood, had discovered to their cost.
Representative George Miller of California, the ranking Democrat on the education committee, said in a statement last night, "After a long delay, the Labor Department appears finally to be taking a strong action against Enron".
Mark Goldring, the chief executive of Mencap, says: "We fear that unless the government commits to a strong action plan to close large institutions and develop appropriate local services for people with a learning disability, there is a very real risk that another Winterbourne View will come to light".
Indeed, a strong action of dissipative terms could make the existence of global solutions easier, since they play the role of stabilizing terms and their smoothing effect makes the blow-up more difficult [21, 26].
Third, we call on members to pass a strong, action-oriented outcomes document with concrete recommendations and follow-up mechanisms.
You have just approved a strong action-oriented document so appropriately called "A World Fit for Children".
With more than his three jacks, South would have searched for a stronger action, perhaps three no-trump.
I also do not understand why authors looked at the localization of Vangl1 rather than Vangl2; which has a stronger action in PCP - for which good Abs are available commercially.
He is "cautiously optimistic" about the future of the agreements, "because there is consensus over the principle that we need to take a stronger action over diversions," he says.
