The term "first striking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is particularly noteworthy or noteworthy first. For example, "The first striking thing about the new apartment was the breathtaking view of the city."
First: striking up conversations with strangers.
First, striking al-Qaeda in Syria is militarily feasible.
Lee breezed through the first, striking out the first three batters he faced, and he did not allow a hit through three innings, on 30 pitches.
First striking piece of work, head of his mother, when he was 21, James Huneker heralded him as great impressionist sculptor.
Lewandowski completed his hat-trick in the 55th minute, first striking a post then hitting Benaglio before converting at the third time of asking.
When the light turned green, he said, the bus's wheels spun and it lurched forward, first striking the car in front of it and then ramming the lamppost and the parked cars before coming to a stop.
They said that Mr. Armento, who had a record for burglary and weapons and drug possession, fired his gun, a.357 Magnum, first, striking the officer once in the left chest.
Planes took three passes over the area, first striking a farm close to the press but killing no one, he said; on the next pass they struck the olive press; and on the third run they targeted a grove where people were picking olives, killing eight women.
Branca took the mound in the bottom of the first, striking out Red Schoendienst and allowing a single to Terry Moore.
During this brief engagement, Prince of Wales had also hit Bismarck three times, first striking the commander's boat and putting the seaplane catapult amidships out of action.
On 19 April, the Chinese conducted a counteroffensive in the 3rd Infantry Division sector, first striking to the east, followed by a feint that struck near the Rangers' position.
