The phrase "a strong statement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or endorsement for a particular idea, cause, or position.
Example: "The report makes a strong statement for the need to address climate change urgently."
Alternatives: "a compelling argument for" or "a powerful endorsement of".
Officials said that they were also preparing a strong statement for the president to make on illegal immigration.
It provides a strong statement for our time of both the limits and the value of the historical enterprise.
It's a strong statement for network neutrality, the idea that Internet providers shouldn't be allowed to favor some uses of their networks over others.
It does make a strong statement for sustainability and environmental sensitivity, but it is hard to believe that this will be enough to satisfy the craving for emotion that affects all judgments made about the architecture of Ground Zero.
There's a confidence and very specific aesthetic to the collection – it's contemporary but not faddish and the pieces you find here will make a strong statement for years to come.
In 2002 in these pages, Alan Brinkley found this "a bold and challenging book" that "provides a strong statement for our time of both the limits and the value of the historical enterprise".
The clear ownership by a woman made a strong statement of status for the family and for herself as a keeper of the household".
Mr. Sikorski was said to be the strongest voice inside the closed meetings for a hard line with Russia and a strong statement of support for Ukraine, which meets with the European Union on Tuesday.
In his first extended remarks about the scandal enveloping President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore made a strong statement of support for him today, saying the independent counsel report issued on Friday provided insufficient grounds for impeachment.
Presiding at an 'SRI Harvest Festival' in Cianjur district, West Java, on July 30, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono made a strong statement of support for the spread of SRI within Indonesia and even the world, citing concerns about environmental quality and climate change as well as meeting the food requirements of a still-growing population.
This afternoon, in fact, one of his most bitter political enemies, State Attorney General Charlie Condon, a Republican, issued a strong statement of support for his position, pledging to work with him to keep the government from forcing the state to accept nuclear waste.
