"compelling strengths" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the qualities or abilities that make someone or something stand out and be considered exceptional or extraordinary. Example: "One of the key reasons for his success as a leader was his compelling strengths in communication and problem-solving."
As an approach to global warming, Kyoto has compelling strengths that make it worth saving.
For his part M8 principle partner Joe Kim said to me, on the record, that: "We stand by our view that Andrew Scott has compelling strengths as a mobile visionary and we wish him all the best in any new ventures".
This study has compelling strengths.
Despite these shortcomings, the study has compelling strengths.
A number of the watercolors evoke the compelling strength of the region's dazzling light.
This invasion has overextended American forces, at best has created a loss of respect of the United States around the world, given countries with actual militaries in Mr. Bush's "axis of evil" incentive to develop nuclear weapons as a deterrent to military strikes, and tied up American forces that may have otherwise added compelling strength to political negotiations.
Here, the orchestra balanced transparent textures with compelling strength, well-supported by a powerful brass section.
In a statement released on the eve of the exchange, the army said that "such a move demonstrates a compelling moral strength which stems from Judaism, Israeli social values and from the spirit of the Israel Defense Forces".
Stepan uses the colorful and compelling personality and strengths of Soper, the political complexities of international work, and the unforeseen conflict of insecticidal vector control with the advent of environmentalism to illustrate the considerable hurdles involved in any program of disease eradication, no matter how initially successful and promising.
GreenBorder provides an anti-virus platform that combined with Google Desktop would deliver a more compelling download and strength Google's position as a desktop applications competitor to Microsoft.
Rationally, the argument for optimism is pretty compelling: the economy's strengths do look big enough to overcome its weaknesses.
