The phrase "a degree of force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the intensity or strength of an action, impact, or influence in various contexts, such as legal, physical, or emotional situations.
Example: "The defendant argued that the police used a degree of force that was unnecessary during the arrest."
Alternatives: "a level of force" or "an amount of force".
"But you have to apply a degree of force to implement our laws".
Dutton told Sky News "a degree of force" was used to resolve the standoff and the situation remained "volatile".
"The attacker placed his hand on the victim's shoulder and then on his wrist and started to pull him with a degree of force towards the vehicle," he said.
In terms of what it would add to a touchscreen experience, we've already seen Apple introduce a degree of force sensitivity to some of its software.
In an interview with Sky News, Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton admitted that "a degree of force" was used against protestors at the Australian-run facility during Monday's operation to regain control of sections of the camp.
Although it seemed that an all-out attack on the Gaels of the north was not the king's intention, James had resolved to use a degree of force to strengthen royal authority.
Argos, Stoke Newington, lurched ominously to one side every time you pulled the door open with any degree of force.
Although the CTBT has yet to come into effect because several states (America, China, Egypt, Iran and Israel) have signed but not ratified it, while India, North Korea and Pakistan have not yet signed it, the treaty has exerted a degree of moral force.Experts disagree over the usefulness of testing.
Thus, while the initial movement of the masticatory cycle could produce a degree of crushing force, the greater amount of food processing could be achieved by the secondary half of the cycle provided by the grinding forces.
When we think about rape, many of us still imagine a stranger jumping out from hiding and violating a woman with a severe degree of force.
There is a widespread opinion that the British empire was obtained and maintained with a minimum degree of force and with maximum co-operation from a grateful local population.
