The phrase "a strong criticism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express an opinion about something that is particularly strong, or when you want to refer to criticism that someone gave that was particularly harsh. For example, "The mayor received a strong criticism from the public for their decision."
This is more a regret than a strong criticism: above all, "Fados" is a celebration of human expressivity that, with a stripped-down soundstage and some extraordinary bodies, allows you to appreciate how emotion becomes art.
John Rennie, the former editor in chief of Scientific American, has posted a strong criticism of my piece as a glaring example of false equivalence — particularly my characterization (which I added after the original post) of the chart of "climate alarmism" machinery.
Swanson also touted a strong criticism of Proposition 45 leveled by House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) as a boost for the No side.
There is in Acts 16:16-40 a strong criticism of imperial abuses, but the passage doesn't take the next step and offer a clear antidote or alternative.
Last year, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television issued a strong criticism of time travel shows for "treating serious history in a frivolous way". Dating shows and singing competitions have been intermittently taken off the air and replaced with news programs and documentaries celebrating Communist Party history.
A strong criticism against the poor conditions in the Bulgarian and Romanian mental health institutions was expressed by a number of international NGOs, media and EU representatives.
A stronger criticism is that the Irish clans are scattering once more.
They might also be the products of bacteria that feed on oil.A stronger criticism of his hypothesis stronger because it is made on the grounds of thermodynamic stability on which he has chosen to fight is that, even if his non-biological crude oil did form deep in the earth, its molecules would disintegrate as they rose towards the cooler, less pressured conditions of the surface.
As for Butterfly McQueen's child-like Prissy with her much-quoted "I don't know nothin' about birthin' babies," critic Andrew Sarris has argued that in this ignorant, helpless creature there could scarcely be a stronger criticism of slavery.
In 2004, less than two months after his confirmation as housing secretary, Mr. Jackson told a House panel that he believed poverty "is a state of mind, not a condition," provoking strong criticism.
Mr. Kaczynski, a conservative, attracted strong criticism inside and outside Poland for strong anti-Russian tones and archnationalist policies when he shared power with his identical twin brother, Jaroslaw, who was prime minister from 2005 to 2007.
