The phrase "a bold force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or assertive influence or entity in various contexts, such as leadership, social movements, or personal characteristics.
Example: "The organization emerged as a bold force for change, challenging the status quo and inspiring others to take action."
Alternatives: "a strong influence" or "a powerful presence".
For the first two decades of the 20th century, the Russian avant-garde with its Rayonism, Constructivism and the Suprematists was a bold, inventive force in international art.
She led IMOW's merger with Global Fund for Women to create a bold new force for awareness and action on women's human rights.
The vibrancy fades as the piece proceeds, even with the Alleynes' bold force of expression.
"It's not the kind of brand Grey would arguably be associated with," Tor Myhren, president and chief creative officer at Grey New York, acknowledged, but Mike's executives said they wanted "a campaign that broke through, made a bold statement, forced people to reappraise the brand and look at it in a different way".
"He is a successful entrepreneur, he is a bold trendsetter, a force in the community, a guy who has real opinions and is willing to fight for them".
After a rocky visit to Beijing during which, in a bold show of force, the Chinese tested their new stealth jet fighter, Mr. Gates asserted that his trip to the nuclear headquarters had gone well.
When the rebels continued their guerrilla war and Milosevic ordered overwhelming retaliation, the administration decided on a bolder gambit: forcing a political settlement on both sides.
But when Sottsass founded the Memphis group in Milan in 1981, along with Michele De Lucchi and Marco Zanini and others, he unleashed postmodernist design's boldest force.
Another option could be a bold approach to the Force India team for the loan of their reserve driver Nico Hülkenburg.
Even many Japanese speak wistfully of the need for a bold leader who could force through measures to revive the economy, end fears of a Japanese recession setting off a global downturn and restore the nation's self-confidence.
