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Let $R$ be a ring. In \cite{MD4} Mao and Ding defined an special class of
$R$-modules that they called \( FP_n \)-projective $R$-modules. In this paper,
we give some new characterizations of \( FP_n \)-projective $R$-modules and
strong $n$-coherent rings. Some known results are extended and some new
characterizations of the \( FP_n \)-injective global dimension in terms of \(
FP_n \)-projective $R$-modules are obtained. Using the \( FP_n \)-projective
dimension of an $R$-module defined by Ouyang, Duan and Li in \cite{Ouy} we
introduce a slightly different \( FP_n \)-projective global dimension over the
ring $R$ which measures how far away the ring is from being Noetherian. This
dimension agrees with the $(n,0)$-projective global dimension of \cite{Ouy}
when the ring in question is strong $n$-coherent.