The phrase "a strong dedicated" is not correct in written English as it is missing a conjunction or a noun to connect the two adjectives properly.
You can use it when describing a person or a quality, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity, such as "a strong and dedicated" or "a dedicated strong."
Example: "She is a strong and dedicated leader who inspires her team."
Alternatives: "a committed and strong" or "a passionate and resilient."
And she will if the voters can begin to see who she really is - a strong, dedicated, compassionate leader.
Max Quinlan elevates the role of the young, love-stricken Marius with a strong, dedicated portrayal.
With a strong, dedicated progressive community, we'll stand together and raise awareness on an issue conveniently ignored by the right-wing radicals and privileged elite: tax fairness.
Turner said she initially decided to manage the New Wilmington Arms as "my way of giving something back to the community as a Compton resident, a city employee and a former tenant of a housing project". Observers say the complex's turnaround serves as a prime example of how a strong, dedicated manager can make a difference.
With more than one hundred top-notch sequencers and a strong dedicated team of researchers, BGI research groups are strongly competitive which attracts further research and development cooperation from scientific counterparts, pharmaceutical industries, and hospitals.
"Kindzi is such a well written part, she's strong, dedicated, complicated, fiercely jealous,' says Nichole.
When I first came here I knew we had wonderful collections and that the staff was very strong, dedicated, and very much a part of the University.
Marisa said of Nicole: "She's very motivated; she's very strong, dedicated.
Strong communities are made up of strong, dedicated and visionary individuals, and one of those people here in Glendale has been Barry McComb with the Alex Theatre and Glendale Arts ("Glendale Arts chief to move on," Dec. 15).
The GOP could no longer be the party of Reagan's internationalism or of Lincoln's belief in a strong union dedicated to civil rights.
"Barbara has served with distinction and has been a strong, innovative, dedicated and supportive colleague.
