The phrase "and forms a strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the creation of a robust or impactful connection, relationship, or structure in various contexts.
Example: "The partnership between the two companies is beneficial and forms a strong foundation for future collaboration."
Alternatives: "and creates a solid" or "and establishes a powerful".
When it contacts the strip surface, the liquid zinc alloys with the iron and forms a strong metallurgical bond.
He spots talent in a former pupil turned drug-dealer, Jesse Pinkman, and forms a strong working relationship with him.
We agree with Cevik [23] that a wrist deformity should be treated as a fracture until proven otherwise and forms a strong indication for wrist radiography.
Alternatively, in metallization, a thin layer of metal, often chromium (Cr), titanium (Ti), or tantalum (Ta), is added to the surface through either electrochemical or vacuum deposition and forms a strong physical bond with the surface [13 15].
In order to make these emulsions kinetically stable, a suitable surfactant (or mixture of surfactants) is always added, which adsorbs at the oil/water interface and forms a strong interfacial film (Jiang et al. 2013).
In the YfiB-YfiR complex, one sulfate ion is found at the bottom of each YfiBL43P molecule (Fig. 3A) and forms a strong hydrogen bond with D102 of YfiBL43P (Fig. 4A and 4C).
They've been taught handwriting at some point, or thought about it – the loops are consistent and form a strong style.
Still, he pined to serve somehow, and his chance came when the Congress Party was re-elected and formed a strong coalition government in 2009.
Crabb withdrew from the race about 90 minutes after the results were announced, saying he would support May and that she was "the only person who can unite our party and form a strong government at this serious moment".
This situation led Reza Khan to decide on an attempt at putting an end to the chaos by taking over power and forming a strong government, bolstered by an effective and disciplined military force.
1263) and formed a strong, cohesive grand duchy during the reign of Gediminas (reigned 1316 41), who extended their frontiers across the upper Dvina River in the northeast to the Dnieper River in the southeast and to the Pripet Marshes in the south.
