The phrase "and in the strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the power or force behind an action or belief, often in a motivational or inspirational context.
Example: "We will face the challenges ahead and in the strength of our unity, we will prevail."
Alternatives: "and with the power" or "and through the force".
There has been a stronger backlash against domestic sources of perceived unfairness, both in the tax system and in the strength and wealth of Wall Street.
This episode gave Thant Myint-U an early education in the vileness and stupidity of the military dictatorship, and in the strength of feeling against the regime among ordinary Burmese.
Deficits in neuronal communication and in the strength of neuronal connections between the frontal lobe and other areas of the brain were detected with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
The variations in the level ice thickness and in the strength properties of ice can also be taken into account.
This assessment is useful for balancing on one hand the request for greater detail in the air quality modeling description and in the strength of the results, and on the other the heavy computational demand required by optimization approaches.
In addition, these studies have mostly focused on the spatial domain, i.e., the regions that are part of the DN, and attempted to characterize changes in involvement of various DN regions, and in the strength of their connections due to age, disease, and other factors.
New World had invested in two of Excelerate's first class of startups (EduLender and GiveForward) and believes in the strength of the program.
Both in life and in death, the strength and courage of Capt.
[ 44] reported no differences between males and females in the strength of motivation, more recent work by Kusurkar and cols.
Network data may be uni- or bidirectional and differ in the strength of a connection.
This conclusion may come partly from the questions asked by the researchers and the wide variation in the strength and severity of conditions faced among institutions.
