"persistent strategy" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a strategy characterized by continued effort and dedication despite obstacles. For example: "The company's persistent strategy of expanding its customer base ultimately paid off."
For the Giants' problems he blames not "nerves," but the team's persistent strategy of using two quarterbacks in games.
In contrast, as above-mentioned, the genes fadD, fadF, fadE and icl, which are required for fatty acids metabolism and the glyoxylate shunt, are absent in the genome sequence of EIB202, indicating that the bacterium might adopt an unusual intracellular persistent strategy to fulfill colonization and infection in various hosts.
Hasenbring hypothesized that, in addition to patients using avoidance strategies as a coping mechanism, other patients with pain will have the tendency to cope with pain using persistent strategies [ 8].
For instance, Pych et al. reported that rats exhibiting 93% alternation in a Y-maze paradigm used a persistent turning strategy [ 16].
Additionally, several motivational variables and persistent learning strategies were measured.
This delay can be affected when any fully dynamic or persistent scheduling strategies are used.
The Partitiviridae have a dsRNA genome divided into two segments, infect both fungi and plants, and have a persistent life-strategy being generally asymptomatic (14, 22).
Even if we set this caution aside, there may be parts of persistently employed strategy that lead to persistent failure.
Over the past five years it has posted EPS of $1.21, $1.28, $1.46, $1.68, and, most recently, $1.96, showing the kind of persistent growth the strategy likes.
Zorn cochairs the collaboration's persistent bioaccumulative toxics strategy team.
In other words, the greater the cardiovascular and renal damage, the more aggressive and persistent the treatment strategy should be.
