The phrase "put forward a strong case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe how someone is making an argument for something. For example: "The lawyer did a great job of putting forward a strong case for the defendant."
However, Louise Arimatsu, an international lawyer, put forward a strong case for legislation.
Adrover's latest presentation, the result of six months spent living in Egypt, put forward a strong case for why his instincts should be trusted again.
Moore said he hoped Gilbert would step up and put forward a strong case" that the bid undervalued the true value of the company.
2 min: Hugo Viana puts forward a strong case for a return to the Premier League by crudely clattering Nasri to concede a freekick on half-way.
This post takes issue with the negative reaction and puts forward a strong case for why the pedagogy police – a collection of bloggers, academics and authors who challenge the status quo in education – are so important.
If you're still unconvinced, this article from the National Council of Teachers of English puts forward a strong case and this presentation looks at ways to use graphic novels to teach the classics such as Little Women, Frankenstein and a surprisingly muscular Macbeth.
"We'll be putting forward a strong case for Anglesey and Wales, promoting Welsh skills and discussing the vast potential for local job creation and supply chain benefits as part of Wylfa Newydd".
Maxis has put forward a strong, highly charged case and the need to protect the innovations of developers is vital, especially in this era of smaller studios competing against vast corporations.
Hocevar applauded the fact that California's bill has so far put forward a strong policy against microbeads.
Astrologically speaking Jeb Bush has a strong chart to win the nomination but so far he has not put forward a strong lead.
"The scientific community is ready to put forward a very strong case," Mr. Specter said, "and I think that case will be persuasive to the Congress".
