"strong ending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conclusion or final point that is delivered powerfully or with force. For example, "He made a strong ending to his speech by calling for political reform."
The decision to open the narrative with Faisal's death and funeral gives it a good beginning but deprives it of a strong ending.
"We saw today he really makes a difference in front of goal and he's someone who is going to have a really strong ending to the season".
Like the momentary lifting of a pianist's fingers while a chord still resonates, the classic novelistic chapter evokes time by dwelling in a pause rather than a strong ending.
Also had a strong ending.
Rick Porter, a contributor for Zap2it, said he "loved" the episode, writing that it made "perfect sense" for Kenneth to see everyone around him as muppets, and noted that Liz's commercial was a "strong ending" to the episode.
"Really, it's a balancing act between wanting Percy Jackson to have a strong ending and acknowledging that there are a lot of fans out there who weren't ready to say to goodbye to that world".
Mr. Strong ended two brief interviews recently by saying that he was not comfortable talking about the subject any longer.
Strong served me well until strong ended up eventually breaking me down..
"What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger" ends up being the most performed song of the day.
Like many story collections, this one starts strong and ends strong but hits a couple of bumps in the middle.
Add lyrics If it's determination or dedication, start strong and ends strong, with many repeats, and out of the average singer's range (high or low).
