"strong turnover" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a high rate of staff turnover, or a lot of people leaving their job or position and new people joining to fill those spots. For example: "The company had a strong turnover in the first quarter, with more than 25 new staff members joining the team."
However, this was due to stronger turnover in Dixons Carphone's electricals business as well as its divisions in Greece and the Nordic region.
The result was consistently strong inventory turnover and profitability.
Although underlying performance was quite strong, with turnover rising by 52% to £22.8 billion, the result was dragged into the red by a series of writedowns, some of them relating to Vodafone's massive acquisition of Mannesmann, a German telecoms company, two years ago.Of course, Vodafone is not alone.
The strong species turnover in the Andes and Mesoamerica is primarily related to their high habitat heterogeneity, corresponding to an exceptional topographic variability found in these regions [32].
Within individual bat colonies, only 26.0-41.226.0-41.2%es were conserved across sampling events, also indicating strong temporal turnover of the S. bechsteini populations.
In S. myoti we found high levels of genetic diversity and very little pairwise differentiation, whereas in S. bechsteini we observed much less diversity, strongly differentiated populations and strong temporal turnover.
"We continue to expect improving sales and earnings trends in home improvement retail, supported by stronger housing turnover, and validated by recent strong vendor sales reports," Fassler noted.
The correlation with the won-loss record might be stronger for turnover margin than for any statistic other than points.
Notre Dame has been winning with strong defense, turnovers and an opportunistic offense that remains one of the lowest ranked in the country.
In normal times the American labor market is characterized by a strong level of turnover; more than 4 percent of all jobs change hands each month.
