The phrase "a strong issue for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or concern that is significant or important to someone or a group.
Example: "Climate change is a strong issue for many activists who are advocating for immediate action."
Alternatives: "a major concern for" or "a significant matter for".
Political analysts said education is typically a strong issue for Democrats, while Republicans poll better on taxes and the economy.
But the Giuliani campaign is clearly hoping that news coverage of the chaos in Pakistan will refocus attention on the threat of terrorism, which it thinks is a strong issue for Mr. Giuliani but which has receded in recent polls of voters' top concerns.
"Social Security has been a strong issue for Democrats," Waxman said.
Its current investors include Universal, Sony and Warner Music — who all took stakes as part of the company's efforts to move away from a strong issue around licensing for tracks uploaded to its platform.
I think the environment is a very strong issue, for the next generation and for all future generations".
They chose that issue over others that have been strong issues for New Jersey voters, like taxes and the deficit.
SCORECARD -- Polls suggest Mr. Bush has been adept at reaching out to centrist swing voters on education and health care, traditionally strong issues for the Democrats.
There are reasons to believe, for example, that impeachment would not be as strong an issue for Democrats as if they focused on the unpopular Trumpcare health bill which is polling in the 20's and 30's and now moving through the Senate.
But I take strong issue with their starting point for this rise: "a planet already awash in conflict".
She has a strong passion for issues that affect women and children, particularly in underserved populations.
But Mr. Lazio, who said he had supported legislation for several years advocating the exams beginning at 40 or sooner, seized on what he considered the discrepancy between Mrs. Clinton's health care proposal and her remarks in the interview as evidence that she was not a strong advocate for the issue and could not be trusted.
