The phrase "as strong for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the strength or intensity of something in relation to another factor or context.
Example: "The evidence presented in the trial was not as strong for the defense as it was for the prosecution."
Alternatives: "not as compelling for" or "not as convincing for".
The strength of the recommendations was characterized as "strong" ("for" or "against"), weak ("for" or "against") and "uncertain".
The Chancellor said the Treasury analysis showed that the imperative to agree to a currency union would "not be as strong" for the UK as for Scotland.
They weren't as strong for heaving great big pots of stock and that sort of thing.
Sales were not as strong for some of the European and Japanese automakers.
Benefits, in fact, were as strong for the thousands of volunteers, often retired, who found satisfaction by refurbishing tools.
Our frozen blend would be an additional treat and maybe give us another day part that is not quite as strong for us.
Although studies have indicated the character branding works on both produce and less healthy snacks, that effect wasn't as strong for the healthier foods, she said.
In Cecil's view, Minnesota, which has not voted Republican for president since 1972, is now as strong for Democrats as Ohio is for Republicans.
But even this cue is not as strong for them – only 65 percent eventually choose their party's candidate (as opposed to 95 percent of early-deciding partisans).
"The negative effect of unemployment on self-reported happiness was twice as strong for Protestants compared with non-Protestants," they say.
It is shown that for a sealed building (i.e., no pressure equalization between the building interior and exterior), the peak shear forces under tornado loads are 1.8 times as strong for roof-to-wall connections and twice as strong for wall-to-foundation connections, as compared to those from ASCE 7 10 wind loads.
