'strategical' is a correct and usable word in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to something that has been thought through strategically, i.e., using thoughtful and effective planning. For example, "The company executed their marketing plan with strategical precision."
If Mr Krueger is correct, then the Iraqi diversion is a grievous strategical blunder in the effort to reduce the likelihood of future terrorist attacks.
The new turn of strategical thought necessitated a new Anglo-U.S. conference, which took place in Quebec in mid-August 1943 and was code-named "Quadrant".
It might seem that Bohemond in 1100 was destined to found a great principality in Antioch; he had a fine territory, a good strategical position, and a strong army.
British-inspired solutions to the deadlock crystallized into two main groups, one tactical, the other strategical.
"The second strategical forte of Bashar al-Assad is that he refused to do non-institutional reforms.
A romantic, he was also a realist, with an exceptional sensitivity to tactical considerations at the same time as he unswervingly adhered to his strategical objectives.
Extra point The final verdict from Stuart was that the players decided the game: "Jim Harbaugh made several strategical errors that hurt his team, but I'm not going to blame the loss on him".
A writer in the "Critica Fascista" attributes this to grave strategical blunders made by the Japanese command last winter in deflecting in the direction of Suchow the march of their armies up the Yangtse River.
Unofficially it is reported that the government is thinking seriously about dropping the famous Peel commission report which provided for the partition of Palestine into a Jewish state, an Arab state, and a British corridor comprising the holy cities and several areas with high strategical importance.
The soldiers are sweeping out the mobs and posting artillery at the strategical points in the streets.
Quite how they manage it remains their secret but there is too consistent a pattern now for there not to have been a strategical input.
