The phrase "a strong statement that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a declaration or assertion that emphasizes a particular point or opinion.
Example: "The report makes a strong statement that the current policies are ineffective in addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "a firm assertion that the" or "a powerful declaration that the".
The US is making a strong statement that the illegal ivory trade is not acceptable".
Closing out Milan Fashion Week, the designer Roberto Cavalli brought his secondary line back onto the runway as a strong statement that the label, with a new manufacturer in place, was here to stay.
A person close to the board, however, said that in their discussion the directors had agreed they needed to send a strong statement that the firm understood the mood of Washington and the public.
The overall morphology of Itokawa is a strong statement that the asteroid has been dynamically disrupted.
Although data were collected in the questionnaire for other variables, the authors decided after seeing the results, to focus on educational status to make a strong statement that the uneducated and poorly educated also want to be informed.
"If the Fed goes half a percentage point and comes up with a strong statement, that is telling you that the growth is going to slow".
Remember, it would be irresponsible not to do everything we can to save lives.I know Mr Bloomberg didn't mean that literally, but it's a strong statement that is at odds with the basic principle of liberalism (in the European, John Stuart Mill sense that The Economist espouses): the notion that people should be left alone unless there's an excellent reason for not leaving them alone.
"I think it's a strong statement that [the Ceph Foundation] had a really successful event here and made the announcement from here," Sell said.
The word "London" will be introduced below to "establish the club firmly on the international stage", and the more minimalist approach is to give a "strong statement that is instantly West Ham United".
The rule steps from a stronger statement, that A follows from X to a possibly weaker one, that A follows from X together with Y.
They're popular, in a simple, storybook way, and that's good, that's a stronger statement, that's maybe more serious, because it's more collaborative — it draws on the deeper, idealistic life of the people.
