The phrase "a strong shooting" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe a powerful or effective performance in shooting, but it is not a common or idiomatic expression.
Example: "The team had a strong shooting performance in the final quarter, securing their victory."
Alternatives: "a strong performance" or "an impressive shooting".
Above ground, pdr1 petunia mutants exhibited a stronger shoot lateral branching than the corresponding wild-type, although the phenotype was clearly weaker than what observed for biosynthesis mutants.
Detroit dominated the first half with a rare strong shooting performance.
By halftime, the Clippers had a 52-38 lead, mixing strong shooting and steady play with the ball with a solid defense to hold off the sputtering Warriors.
Waleskowski, a 6-foot-9 forward, combined strong shooting underneath with a soft touch from the outside.
We set the record straight and finished super strong shooting a 59 on our final end to edge out the team of Korea.
Sometimes when a strong-shooting 29-year-old on a static roster starts missing shots, he is merely missing shots.
In Joe Johnson, the Nets have a strong, skilled shooting guard who will challenge Dwyane Wade at both ends of the court.
But he has not won since the 1996 United Airlines Hawaiian Open, and he hoped that his drought was about to end. Bruce Fleisher, who will turn 50 years old in October, also enjoyed a strong day, shooting his second consecutive 68 to move to six under par, just three strokes off the lead.
Woods also got off to a strong start, shooting a 69 in the increasingly difficult conditions of the afternoon, but don't get too worked up about his chances just yet.
61 Nevada-Las Vegas (2-4) overcame a 24-point halftime deficit thanks to some stellar second-half defense and strong shooting, upsetting No. 16 George Washington (5-2) iNew OrleansNew Orleans
