The phrase "a strong package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product, proposal, or offering that is comprehensive, appealing, or effective.
Example: "The marketing team presented a strong package that included innovative strategies and competitive pricing."
Alternatives: "a robust offering" or "a compelling proposal".
"We already have a strong package of structural reforms to modernise Europe, increase employment and promote growth.
The hard part was assembling and passing a strong package of rules against intense resistance within Congress and from lobbyists.
This proposal moves us forward, putting us one step closer to passing a strong package of common sense gun reform that will save lives.
There is a strong package of performers at the Singapore GP this weekend, in fact, in the many stages set up around the track.
"But I can tell you that I am very confident that we're going to have the votes for a strong package of financial reforms that will bring derivative markets out of the dark, help protect the taxpayers from having to fund future bailouts and try to make sure we're getting Americans some basic protection against fraud and abuse".
But all in all I think we have a strong package.
He says: "I turned down a job at the BBC to join the graduate programme at Barnardo's because it offered me a stronger package.
It seems probable that the Diamondbacks barely dealt with the Yankees, because they would rather trade Johnson somewhere else, such as Los Angeles, for a stronger package.
Tenant advocates, who fear that Mr. Cuomo will settle for a deal that raises the current thresholds but does not index them to inflation, pressed him on Monday for a stronger package of tenant protections.
Reid presented McConnell with two offers -- one bipartisan accord consisting of weaker reforms, and a stronger package Reid was willing to ram through on a partisan vote.
Whilst it's early days and there is lots of detail and Member State implementation that needs to happen, it is encouraging to see a stronger package and a desire from the Commission to implement it - benefiting both the environment and the economy.
