The phrase "and develop a strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of building or enhancing a particular quality, skill, or relationship.
Example: "Our goal is to foster teamwork and develop a strong sense of community among our members."
Alternatives: "and cultivate a robust" or "and build a solid".
The question is, can it go beyond such borrowing and develop a strong innovative tradition of its own again?
"They have proved that they can defend Palestinians, and develop a strong country, while the PA fritters its time on an international arena which gives it nothing".
In a ferromagnet, such as cobalt-iron-boron, neighboring spins are aligned parallel to one another and develop a strong directional magnetic moment.
In September of last year, I even wrote a post entitled, "Why is Bernie Sanders neglecting climate change?" Then, gradually, Sanders started to focus on the issue and develop a strong climate agenda.
Mr. Ng, the collector, said that the brands doing best in China were those that had had the foresight to get in early and develop a strong marketing strategy.
"There is no evidence that the Chinese will follow the Japanese and develop a strong interest in Western art," agrees Colin Sheaf, the Asia chairman of Bonhams, a British auctioneer.
Spend money to attract and develop a stronger teaching force.
Bruno Le Maire said that EU countries must also adopt bigger budgets, change competition laws and develop a stronger industrial policy.
But even as it attempts to ease its reliance on Armstrong and develop a stronger brand, OLN has become even more Lance dependent.
Identify these groups, learn what makes them tick, and develop a stronger company.
Moreover, when performance results are made public, employees may become more aware of other employees' performance, and develop a stronger tendency for comparison and competition.
