The term "strong database" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a robust information system which has a large capacity for storing and organizing data securely. For example, "The company recently invested in a strong database to ensure that their records are kept safe from potential hackers."
"But with this paradigm you need a really strong database component to track all the genotypes and phenotypes, and Cassavabase is the place where all the data flows to".
Strong database support is built-in.
Part of this will involve building a strong database for businesses to access.
Business, technology and wealth news: Oracle's Profit Rises On Strong Database Sales.
Bafflingly, Eventbrite still does a mediocre job of event recommendations despite having such a strong database of local happenings.
That minimizes the chance for random posting, and also means that Trustpilot is gradually building up a strong database of the most engaged consumers.
Two quiz games - a "name that tune" game and a music trivia game - are being piloted with a small sample of people from Worldpop's 4.5m-strong database.
The price of tickets, £10, has helped stimulate interest, but as significant is the proper working relationship between the regions and the WRU which has allowed the four to tap into its 700,000-strong database to promote the matches.
At a stroke, Sony's library of ebooks overtook Amazon's (then) 250,000-strong database.
It does this by making use of the location metadata that's usually embedded in photos taken on a smartphone, and mapping these to Minube's 2 million-strong database of attractions, restaurants, and hotels.
Of these, bladder cancer and non-Hodgkin lymphoma were considered to have the strongest databases on the basis of the relative consistency of an observed association among studies with the higher quality exposure measurement and indication of increasing risk with increasing exposure among the studies using a cumulative exposure metric.
