The phrase "a strong off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "After the game, we had a strong off, celebrating our victory."
Alternatives: "a strong performance" or "a strong showing".
Greenberg praised the Titans for their turnaround and said the transformation showed the value of a strong off-field leadership.
In a strong off-design condition with up to 13° of average incidence, performance is predicted with the same accuracy as in the design case.
Unscripted events often make the news and, in contrast to Bush, play to Kerry's strength as a strong off-the-cuff speaker.
Knoblauch also ranged about 30 feet to his left to make a nice stop and a strong off-balance throw in the fourth.
With two Super Bowl appearances in as many years, as well as a strong off-season where a number of important players were signed to long term contracts, it would have been unthinkable to suggest that anything other than a good start to the Seattle Seahawks' season was possible.
But even then, one expects them to have a strong off-stage voice when elections are held this summer.
The Kentucky native needs a strong off-season conditioning program and spring practice "to get his competitive juices back flowing again," Sarkisian said.
Freese, the Angels third baseman, charged Alejandro De Aza's sixth-inning bunt, grabbed the ball with his bare hand and made a strong, off-balance throw to first for the out.
A strong trade-off (also called a convex trade-off) tends to hamper adaptation to the conditions in human-altered habitats if mutation effects are small.
The results demonstrate a strong trade-off between the competing objectives.
"But you get the money back — it is what economists call a strong trade-off".
