"salient strength" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a prominent or noticeable strength or advantage. Example: "One of the salient strengths of our company is our dedication to customer satisfaction."
The book displays his salient strengths as a commentator, as well as some weaknesses.
I feel that Ms. Hislop may have missed one salient point regarding the strength of the reaction to Dan Cathy's public stance on same-sex marriage.
Considering the salient characteristic that the strength parameters decrease during the process of strain-softening, this paper develops a procedure for modeling strain-softening behavior based on the methodology for analyzing brittle-plastic rock mass.
The Red Army's strength in the salient was in fact growing much faster than that of the attacking force.
Selective activation of the nucleus basalis of Meynert (NBM) network causes an increase in acetylcholine levels in the cortical target field, which boosts the signal-to-noise ratio for salient stimuli, thereby enhancing the strength of their neural representations (Goard and Dan, 2009; Bentley et al., 2011; Pinto et al., 2013; Soma et al., 2013).
These strengths often give rise to the next great industry, even when the strengths are less salient than the country's problems.
To examine salient features of the connections (stiffness, strength, ductility, and energy dissipation capacity), first, the load deformation curves of each test were obtained from envelope of the hysteretic curves.
Put another way, the Academic Skeptic will claim that it is the strength of the evidence that is salient in determining whether S knows, regardless of the practical consequences of S's being right or wrong; and because in neither case is S justified in believing that ~sk, S is not justified in believing that the gun shoots straight in either case.
Wrappup's special strength it turns out it is identifying the salient points in a meeting in a mobile context.
