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The phrase "a strong playing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a performance or execution of a piece of music or a game, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The orchestra delivered a strong playing of the symphony, captivating the audience."
Alternatives: "a powerful performance" or "a vigorous execution".
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Tom added: "He has established a strong backroom team as well as developing a strong playing squad, and he has continued to grow into the role as director of rugby with each season.
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One of the rare victories came off a strong play by some senior officials.
The concept of "smart casual" may be familiar, but there was a strong play on fabrics.
Is Rafa going to make a strong play for the job?
It was a strong play and the one who's protected is the catcher.
Smith signed with the Eagles in August after Philadelphia's front office made a strong play to acquire him.
Meanwhile, Ronnie decided to waste no more time and make a strong play to win back ex-boyfriend Joel.
If you think you can win them or otherwise perform well, make a strong play in one or more of the states.
Early in his second term, he made a strong play for Social Security reform; it failed miserably, for lack of Democratic backing.
On the one hand, unlike John Kerry before him, Barack Obama made a strong play for the religious vote on his march to the White House.
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