The phrase "a strong implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness or robustness of a particular plan, strategy, or system in practice.
Example: "The success of the project largely depended on a strong implementation of the proposed strategies."
Alternatives: "a robust execution" or "an effective application".
So EVs can be supported if there is a broad consensus that decarbonisation of the power system will take place, and a strong implementation plan in a country.
The seminar, which is limited to 45 students, has a strong implementation focus, and deals in some depth with certain selected, generic entrepreneurial issues, viewed from the perspective of the owner/manager.
Subsequently, the issue is studied for aerodynamic Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes problems in conjunction with a standard finite-volume discretisation on median-dual grids and a strong implementation of noslip walls, found in many unstructured general-purpose flow solvers.
Having a strong implementation of natural language processing as a backbone helps Mya to interface smoothly with candidates and maximize the amount of information that can be collected in a short period of time.
This major, consisting of fourteen courses, condenses some of the course work needed in the individual majors, providing the student with a deeper understanding and a strong implementation of how practice and history can be joined together in unique interdisciplinary ways.
The PCENC and 2017 CSIS report recommendations are credible, thoughtful, and will be meaningful with effective leadership and a strong implementation strategy.
"Some have used JPMorgan's loss as an opportunity to argue for a stronger implementation of the Volcker Rule," said Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, the ranking Republican on the banking committee.
She called for even a stronger implementation of the law to ensure that children are systematically protected in the State.
On Unit 1, nurse managers created a stronger implementation climate by actively supporting the hospital's implementation policies, rewarding extra-role behaviors (i.e., behaviors that went above and beyond the role description), and modeling proactive behaviors.
If Wilmar can do this for palm, why can't others do it for soy, cocoa, sugar, beef, etc? Wilmar's announcement marks a breakthrough and strong implementation is now underway but the true breakthrough will come when others follow suit.
Wales: A part of the outcome should be the very strong implementation of a right to free speech in Europe — essentially the language of the First Amendment in the U.S.
