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Originally posted by dtb
So, has anyone ever heard the phrase "strength in depth"? It doesn't really make much sense to me, but this British guy on my desk is insisting that it is correctly used in an e-mail he sent out.
Everyone but the British guy says it should be "lack of strength" or "lack of depth" or "lack of strength and depth". The British guy even came to me before he sent out his e-mail to ask if I've heard the phrase. I said I hadn't, but he may want to google it.
(At least the UK dude knows I'm the answer man.)
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What is it supposed to convey? Weakness?
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