"with strong prospects" is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use this phrase to describe an optimistic situation or outlook. For example, "The stock market opened with strong prospects for growth."
Wealthy individuals and organizations like Indian Angel Network are increasingly filling the void, providing initial capital to young companies with strong prospects.
Another assistant with strong prospects is the Chicago White Sox' Rick Hahn, who was named the No. 1 general manager prospect by Baseball America this year.
When searching for tech companies with strong prospects abroad, Mark Mowrey, editor of the newsletter TechValue Report, concentrates on makers of cellphones, like Motorola, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, like Novellus and Applied Materials.
Although the share prices of computer security companies like VeriSign Inc. and Check Point Software Technologies are down sharply from their 52-week highs, several analysts say these companies are key providers of Internet infrastructure, with strong prospects for growth in revenue and earnings.
Biological production of 2,3-butanediol on an industrial-scale is still in its early stage but with strong prospects of growth.
"While they can see that Allergan is an outstanding company with strong prospects, that has to be balanced with the fact that you could get $185 to $200 this year".
Then there is the iShares Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate with equally strong prospects.
"We went into the final with really strong prospects and despite not the strongest of starts we managed to win it in the end," added Bodman.
The market has become selective and demands strong companies with solid prospects in proven fields.
Mr. Nibley asserted that GetMusic, with 1.2 million users, had strong prospects as a media company, earning money from advertising.
Several pharmaceutical companies with strong growth prospects offer attractive values.
