The phrase "a strong organisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization that is effective, well-structured, and capable of achieving its goals.
Example: "In today's competitive market, a strong organisation is essential for success and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a robust organization" or "a solid organization".
His party still has a strong organisation and some loyal governors.
He always makes sure he has a strong organisation, he wants the team to keep the ball.
After the Davis report was published, the chancellor said: "A strong organisation learns from its mistakes and improves as a result.
They have now built a strong organisation and need to continue to use it over the next 13 months, if they are not to lose this momentum.
Vicious ads by Mr Paul are running in Iowa, where he has a strong organisation and an avid following, blast Mr Gingrich's "serial hypocrisy" and denounce him as "a career politician" who "sold access" in Washington.
As a strong organisation with deep roots bedded in a belief of who we are as a country, it has the strength to look very closely at what it is and how it operates.
"The IOC emerged a stronger organisation from within".
A tie-up with the French would provide a stronger organisation for the enlarged group with better opportunities for customers - which include Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Ford - as well as staff, he added.
"When the salary is going to many non-Aboriginal organisations … there's got to be a time when they step aside and say: we would like to work more closely with you and put the funding together and make a stronger organisation to achieve all the outcomes that we've been trying to achieve since day one," he said.
In our original description of pxy, the pxy-1 allele in L er background demonstrated a stronger organisation defect than mutants in the Col background (Fisher and Turner, 2007) (supplementary material Fig. S6).
It has to remain open - or a similarly strong organisation set up - until the conditions for the transition to a more normal EU presence are met.
