The phrase "and strength in the face of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express resilience or determination when confronted with challenges or adversity.
Example: "She showed remarkable courage and strength in the face of overwhelming odds."
Alternatives: "and resilience when confronted with" or "and fortitude against".
Faith provided solace and strength in the face of poverty and political repression.
Speakers called for unity and strength in the face of Albanian efforts to force the Serbs to leave the last major city in Kosovo.
This Muslim voice needs to be heard, and included in a broader attempt to show resilience and strength in the face of horror.
Prior to the election, the regime seemed to be quite confident that the international community had become supportive, or at least understanding, of its unity and strength in the face of pressure on its nuclear program.
At 7 30 p.m., Harvey Theater, Brooklyn Academy of Music, 651 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, (718) 636-4100, bam.org; $20 to $50. (Roslyn Sulcas) Julie Bour (Friday through Sunday) This French choreographer presents a new piece, "Why Now?," described on the Dance New Amsterdam Web site as "about optimism and strength in the face of change".
Speaking on a campaign visit to Lincoln, Mr Cameron said leaders needed to demonstrate "clarity, consistency and strength" in the face of a "dangerous and uncertain world".
Enabling coping was believed to be brought about partly by relief of symptoms and partly by increasing strength in the face of suffering.
In "A Walk to Remember," she played a vulnerable outcast whose inner strength in the face of leukemia and high school unpopularity was sustained by faith and family.
Music gives strength in the face of adversity, and fosters a sense of community in everybody especially, I think, in those who need it the most.
The formula for Des Moines's economic strength in the face of the recession is multifaceted, business and elected leaders said.
