The phrase "achieve strong" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of attaining strength or robustness, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must find ways to achieve strong results in our sales strategy."
Alternatives: "attain strength" or "reach high performance".
A major challenge is to achieve strong profit growth when gains in revenue are minimal.
This will make it cheaper for businesses and others to comply with regulations and achieve strong environmental standards.
At PayPal, Mr. Thompson demonstrated an ability to take an existing business, redefine it and achieve strong growth.
They would find it much harder to achieve strong returns on that much higher level of equity.
Companies that embrace cloud can achieve strong efficiency gains because of the open architecture that gives them the flexibility to add new features and functions quickly and easily.
The company has credited the payouts for helping it achieve strong sales growth and halving the rate at which workers leave the company.
Dixons Carphone reported that sales of mobile phones helped the electricals and gadgets retailer achieve strong Christmas sales but said it will close 134 shops this year.
"Students who achieve strong grades at a target university but have performed less well at school, may be automatically eliminated during rigid pre-screening," the report notes.
In order to achieve strong support for this policy he created as many obligations as possible among the politically powerful groups in the country.
With everything you need on your doorstep and a community feel, it's no wonder that the National Student Survey 2015 (NSS) found that these universities achieve strong results for student satisfaction.
The idea that if government just deregulated a bit more as Liam Fox proposes, or borrowed and spent a bit more as Ed Balls proposes, we would, at a stroke, achieve strong and lasting growth, is just not credible.
