'is a strong plus' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something as a benefit, an advantage, or a desirable quality. For example, "Having fluency in French is a strong plus for anyone seeking a job in international finance."
But if the rest of Jessica's application reflected the same creativity, he noted, it would be a strong plus.
Typically, a 0-15 company is just getting started, a 30-60 company has experienced some very strong growth (through traffic, funding, or revenue), and a 90-plus company is a strong acquisition candidate, or perhaps even close to IPO-level.
Typically, a 0-15 company is just getting started, a 30-60 company has experienced some very strong growth (through traffic, funding, or revenue), and a 90-plus company is a strong IPO or acquisition candidate.
Our analysis showed that there is a strong positive relationship between GF Plus rating for wood density and Wood Density Index (defined as the breast height outerwood density at age 20 years for a stand planted between 1990 and 2000).
Help Jason Kander, memorable as the man who can disassemble his rifle and then put it back together -- blindfolded -- plus he is a strong stem cell research supporter!
"National Democrats are nervous because there's only one issue that can knock them out of power in New Jersey -- that's corruption -- plus there's a strong Republican nominee, plus the fact that they have to thread the eye of the needle to take control of the Senate," Mr. Sabato said.
And The Tenant of Wildfell Hall -- a gripping novel with a women's rights element -- showed me that Anne Bronte was a strong "A-minus" to the "A-plus" talent of her sisters Charlotte and Emily.
There was a strong positive relationship between GF Plus rating for wood density and Wood Density Index (R 2 = 0.73), with a one-unit increase in GF Plus corresponding to a 2.16 kg m−3 increase in wood density.
Asked what he's looking for as he sifts applications, Lugard says the key aspects are a strong team with complementary skills plus a disruptive product — ideally in prototype form.
