The phrase "a strong descending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a significant decrease or decline in something, such as data, trends, or emotions.
Example: "The report indicated a strong descending trend in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant decline" or "a steep drop".
In addition, both Ad r and St r are locally strong due to the strong descending flow in the northern part (Fig. 8j).
One can sense the Murdoch press, now minus one large-circulation outlet but otherwise going strong, descending into self-pity about the phone-hacking scandal, even as its public statements are alternately contrite and defiant.
For example, when the Persian hordes of Xerxes were on the move, hundreds of thousands strong, descending into Greece from the north, and the three hundred Spartans were drawn up at Thermopylae, the Games in Olympia went calmly forward.
This high pressure area is formed due to strong descending motion behind the squall line, and could come in the form of a downburst.
The motor cortex generates strong descending motor pathways (e.g., the corticospinal tract), but BA 44/45 are both truly prefrontal, and clearly functionally distinct from motor regions.
After an afternoon of picketing banks, a crowd that city officials estimated as at least 7,000 strong descended on the city's waterfront Wednesday evening, temporarily closing one of the busiest ports in the country.
A strong hand descended on my head which was slowly pressed forward, and I felt a kiss just above my brow.
This is possibly the consequence of a much more elastic sling [ 12], which is pushed far downwards by a strong straining and descends less during a weak straining.
Of particular interest in that study is the strong monotonic descending pattern of DNMT3B (DEtotal = 0) in our study during embryonic stem cell differentiation.
Up-and-comer George MacKay gives a strong performance as Tim, descended from a line of foundry workers and might-have-been athletes.
