"sharp strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're referring to an effective plan of action. For example, "The CEO developed a sharp strategy to reduce projected losses by 25%."
"What's important is that we are able to figure out how to channel the rage and anger ― not to get rid of it, but instead how to channel it into sustained resistance and really clear and sharp strategies that allow us to actually change our conditions," Garza added.
Coupling The Dawn app with a sharp hashtag strategy, ISIS tries to get its content to trend globally.
Probably no one, despite a sharp business strategy of going after first-time computer buyers in emerging markets.
In addition, when the availability of products is high and the fraction of followers is large (in other words, stockout probability and the fraction of snobs are small), it is optimal to reduce the price slightly, otherwise a sharp markdown strategy is better.
Instead, the campaign was successful because of its focus on grassroots mobilization, including the use of nonviolent civil disobedience, genuine and straight-forward communication with the public, a distinctly coalition approach, and a sharp political strategy that consistently turned up the pressure on President Obama.
For the first time since 1997, the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps are all expected to meet their recruiting goals this year, an achievement Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen and other officials have attributed in part to sharper marketing strategies and a string of military pay increases.
3. Sharper advocacy strategies be developed to include innovative activities such as publicity by celebrities, children's concerts, etc.
Still, the round-table format seems to be a sharp change in strategy.
Still, she has made it clear that she plans no sharp shift in strategy for this venerable retailer.
Moreover, a sale would mark a sharp change in strategy for British Telecommunications, which has been selling noncore assets to reduce debt.
