The phrase "a unit of strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, fitness, or any discussion involving measurement of strength or force.
Example: "In physics, a unit of strength is often measured in newtons, which quantifies the force applied to an object."
Alternatives: "a measure of strength" or "a strength metric".
In another design, made economically possible by the advances in the technique of automatic continuous welding, rolled universal beam sections are welded by one flange into the troughs, or pans, of conventional sheet piles, the composite construction producing a unit of unique strength and stiffness.
The results further indicate that economical SCC with 28-day compressive strength up to 56 MPa can be made using a high volume of recycled alumina waste, which is accompanied by a decrease of only one unit of strength.
Within this program, Israel et al. [ 27] outlined nine specific core principles of CBPR: recognizing a "community" as a unit of identity, leveraging on strengths and resources of both the community and researchers, facilitating collaborative, equitable, and long-term involvement of all partners in a cyclical and iterative manner in all phases of research [ 27].
To gauge the itching intensity of a chigger bite, I even invented a unit of measurement, called the milamos--the itching strength of a thousand mosquito bites.
Or the problems that involve a pefsu, a unit measuring the strength or weakness of beer or bread based on how much grain is used to make it.
In particular, consumers can work out value for money based on price per unit of colouring strength rather than price per gram, given the wide possible range of colouring strengths that different kinds of saffron can have.
Unit of compressive strength is kN and for conversion of kN to kg cm−2, units are multiplied by a constant 6.37.
The commander of the German Afrika Corps, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, admitted that the LRDG "caused us more damage than any other British unit of equal strength".
Analysts said earnings from the credit card units added to a sense of strength in consumer spending.
Motor-unit synchronization, as a result of strength training, could decrease the steadiness of the force exerted by the muscle in simulated contractions (Yao et al. 2000).
