The phrase "a strong fish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a fish that is physically powerful or robust, often in the context of fishing or marine biology.
Example: "The angler was thrilled to catch a strong fish that put up a fierce fight before being reeled in."
Alternatives: "a powerful fish" or "a robust fish."
We observed a strong FISH DNA signal in 97% of the slides, and 90 98% of positive cells exhibited a clear specific FISH DNA signals.
After a layoff of a month and a half, It was wonderful to have a strong fish: taking line, rushing the boat, sounding, shaking his head.
In accordance with Equation 3, the results were most sensitive for outcomes with a strong fish effect (i.e., motor and spatial functions) (Table 2).
For X chromosome detection, a goat Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) specific to the X chromosome of bovine and goats and giving a strong FISH signal was used.
As illustrated by Equation 3, ignoring fish error in the standard analysis of outcomes with a strong fish effect will yield mercury effect estimates that underestimate the adverse effect.
We look forward to continuing to work with the fishing community to ensure continued success of our fluke population and a strong fishing economy.
Concarneau has a strong fishing history and every August this is celebrated at the Festival des Filets Bleus with traditional music and dancing, sea shanties and other fishy fun.
Misaki has a strong fishing tradition, producing lots of horse mackerel and mackerel.
The black salt tastes like you're taking a bite of the earth, so I use that with a stronger fish.
Unfortunately, there were unanticipated differences between scores achieved with the two sets (M = 39.19, SD = 4.06 vs. M = 21.62, SD = 5.29), t 79) = 16.44, p < .001, d = 3.73, presumably due to physical differences between the two sets, such as a stronger fishing rod magnet in one set.
Instead of forcing the landing of a fish in these conditions, an alternative is to let a big, strong fish tire itself in the deeper water and bring it in in the shallow, line breaking area, after it is no longer "green".
