The phrase "a strong note for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a significant point or message intended for someone or a specific audience.
Example: "The report concluded with a strong note for the importance of sustainability in our business practices."
Alternatives: "a powerful message for" or "a significant point for".
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The landslide vote to repeal an Ohio law that limits collective bargaining has sounded a strong note of caution for Republican governors and lawmakers across the country, raising questions about some of their legislative efforts, especially those that would weaken labor unions.
But Ballentine, an ACORE board member and co-chair of Thursday's event, also sounds a strong note of caution for environmentalists.
The industry started the year on a strong note amid soaring enthusiasm for fast-rising Internet companies like Facebook and Groupon.
And the "Flash Index" (a measure of future economic growth developed at the University of Illinois) indicates the state's economy ended 2013 on a strong note, which "engendered considerable optimism for 2014".
The NCAA says they're "positioning it as a complimentary property, allowing other teams to finish the season on a strong note," says Greg Shaheen, NCAA vice president for men's basketball.
Hannah Kirby (Team Blake Kirbyby, whom coach Blake Shelton, and not the audience, had put through to the top 12, launched the show on a strong note, letting her vocals shine – and for once, not letting her trademark dance moves overpower them -- on Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen".
Magazine advertising in 2004 ended on a strong note as ad pages rose in December for the eighth consecutive month, the Publishers Information Bureau in New York said yesterday.
The two cohort studies provided evidence for the bidirectional relationship between diabetes and depression, with a stronger association noted for the depression predicting onset of diabetes.
Sands said there was a strong case for scrapping notes worth $50 or more, and that there was even an argument for eliminating notes below that threshold.
