The phrase "a strong document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that is well-structured, persuasive, or effectively communicates its message.
Example: "The proposal was well-researched and presented a strong document that convinced the board to approve the project."
Alternatives: "a solid document" or "a compelling document".
"We were determined to get a strong document that did not in any way diminish the gains women had achieved in Beijing," she said.
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, the executive director of UN Women, remains hopeful that a strong document will emerge from the CSW talks.
Even Robert Reischauer of the Brookings Institution, a man who usually points out the flaws in administration fiscal policy, is complimentary: "This is politically a strong document and fiscally a responsible document".
Although there is no reason to believe these demands will derail the negotiations – the Vatican issued similar statements around SRHR last year, but, after a battle, a strong document still emerged from CSW – the particular reference to the "family" has set off some alarm bells.
Much of what is milling about, I have heard before, but I'm told by people who have read it that it is a strong document.
Charities were recommended based on an indepth analysis that took into account a number of factors, including a strong documented track record of impact, highly cost-effective activities and a concrete need for more funds.
They issued a statement regretting the failure to agree to a stronger document.
I would suggest to you, and I'm not trying to put undue pressure, but make sure that you have a very strong documented rationale for why you voted the way you did as it relates to this merger".
A strong political document from the conference could make the world safer.
That is why Iran is working so hard to dilute or block a strong consensus document.
As someone who offers resume and LinkedIn writing services for a living, I know that strong documents are only half of a recipe for job search success.
