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The phrase "a stronger thread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or durability of a thread, often in contexts related to textiles, sewing, or metaphorically in discussions about connections or arguments.
Example: "To ensure the fabric holds together well, we need to use a stronger thread for the seams."
Alternatives: "a more durable thread" or "a thicker thread."
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The mechanical strength of A. mylitta silk fibers indicates a stronger thread composition.
In agriculture, one major advance was the increasing use of sheep with long-fibred wool, which allowed a stronger thread to be spun.
Companies like Bionic yarn, which has created a stronger thread made from plastic water bottles, and Recover, which is able to recycle cotton, offer hope.
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There's a strong thread.
Stranger perhaps than fiction, there's a strong thread that pulls these two stories together.
There's a strong thread of loyalty that runs through Ruth Jones.
"New traditionalism" – historically informed work – is a strong thread in your projects.
This idea of fusion between decades and between the sexes is a strong thread in modern fashion.
Many of his ballets contain a strong thread of social criticism; he was not afraid to explore difficult subjects.
That hallmark of promoting the unknown and untested has been a strong thread throughout Mr. Szymczyk's career, possibly because of his background.
I happened to think that the straightforward, almost mythic narrative acted as a strong thread to lead Avatar's audience into the visually ravishing world of planet Pandora.
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