"strong fabric" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in any context where describing a type of fabric or material that is particularly durable, such as "The dress was made from a strong fabric that could withstand years of wear and tear".
Poplin, strong fabric produced by the rib variation of the plain weave and characterized by fine, closely spaced, crosswise ribs.
When the Gold Rush began, Strauss moved to San Francisco planning to sell strong fabric for the 49ers' tents and wagon covers.
Working with the Army in the early 1970s, Mr. Shubin helped develop the first vests made of Kevlar, an extraordinarily strong fabric invented by the DuPont Company.
"Only you can decide how to weave individual liberties and human rights into the rich and strong fabric of Vietnamese national identity".
One was a variety of folding chair, with X-shaped frame, made of both wood and metal, the seat and back consisting of rectangular strips of some strong fabric or leather.
There is also much pleasure to be had in simply watching the ease with which the performances flow together, as the men and women whose lives intersect with Daniel's gradually knit themselves into a strong fabric of community.
So-called "cage" armour can provide additional protection against tandem charges: metal bars (or even a strong fabric-like material) can make a warhead's first charge detonate a couple of dozen centimetres away from the vehicle.With a clean hit, the Russian-made RPG-7, the most widely used anti-tank weapon, can sometimes penetrate more than 25cm of solid steel.
The plant's inner fibres can be used without spinning to manufacture lightweight, strong fabrics, mainly used locally for garments, hats, and shoes.
Velvet, strong cotton, linen or similar strong fabrics are suitable for this part of the pincushion.
The hooks should be made with strong fabrics, such as heavy cotton, linen, or cotton twill rug binding.
But it seems unlikely that shrinking toilet paper rolls have been counterbalanced entirely by stronger fabric.
