The phrase "a strong supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an addition or enhancement that significantly improves or supports something, such as a diet, program, or argument.
Example: "Taking a strong supplement can help boost your immune system during the winter months."
Alternatives: "a powerful addition" or "a significant enhancement".
That combination grows more strained on "To the Five Boroughs," especially because it now comes with a strong supplement of nostalgia.
However, previous findings [2, 14] have observed that textural features alone do not offer good performance though it can serve as a strong supplement to other attention-oriented features such as shape and motion.
However, in this research, comparison of different school transitions is still regarded as a strong supplement to the existing studies that are dominated by the cohort comparison for the following two main reasons.
Using a large face database and a large palmprint database as the test data, the experimental results show that the presented approach significantly improves the recognition effect of single sample biometrics problem, and there is strong supplement between face and palmprint biometrics.
The group has historically had a strong lobbying operation, supplemented by generous campaign donations.
And it helps that he has such a strong young cast, supplemented with character turns by Erik Palladino as a Tex-Mex cowboy and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler as a shaman.
The increasing populations of people who are obese, diabetic, or aging supplement a strong need for the production of a commercially available small diameter vascular graft.
To continue to help the working poor advance without hurting job growth, we should use the refundable earned income tax credit (EITC) to supplement a strong minimum wage.
Therefore, there appears to be a strong physiological rationale to supplement patients with AD with the long chain omega-3 fatty acid DHA.
Those songs, and several others on this album, are produced by Jess Jackson, who proves a strong match for Tyga, supplementing his hollowness with density and feeling.
That Williams does much of his work off the bounce should hardly come as a concern for a team that has relied on Johnson to do the very same; Williams may not create the same kinds of mismatches or be able to rely on post-up work the way that Johnson does, but he instead supplements a strong mid-range game with an uncanny ability to draw shooting fouls.
