"stronger design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a more refined, improved version of a previous design. For example, "The engineers developed a stronger design, providing better protection against vibrations."
He added, "It's also a test for how people perceive Burberry — that people can and do relate to it on a stronger design level.
The letter is engraved in intaglio on the face surface; usually two copies of the same letter are superimposed (duplex matrices)—one normal, or roman, the other a variant, either italic (sloping design) or boldface (stronger design).
Study 2 used a 2 (Induced mood: positive vs. negative) × 2 (Brand attitude: favorable vs. unfavorable) × 2 (Quality of product arguments: weaker vs. stronger) design.
This study can be viewed as a preliminary step for future research employing stronger design methodologies to explore the validity of the SRM for classifying chronic pain patients, and to compare efficacy of treatment choice and outcome for this population based on illness representations.
Xiaomi has different tactics and aspirations, preferring higher-end phones with stronger design values but low cost marketing (like using the microblogging platform Sina Weibo and wafer thin margins (if any) on the device.
Because it relied on randomization rather than statistical controls to ensure equivalence of the comparison groups, the Oregon HIE is a much stronger design than the 3-state study when it comes to drawing inferences about the impact of expansion on mortality risk.
Future studies should use stronger designs and be more selective in their choice of outcomes.
In the absence of fixed points, it is equivalent to seemingly stronger designs.
This is the kind of conceptual discipline that Ms Jongerius and Ms Schouwenberg are advocating, creating stronger designs, literally, in the process.
The older gun emplacements based on First World War designs were being replaced by stronger designs with overhead cover to offer protection from air attack.
Three/4 of the stronger designs were descriptive program evaluations.
