The phrase "a forceful argument for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when presenting a strong case or reasoning in support of a particular idea, position, or action.
Example: "The research presented a forceful argument for the need to implement renewable energy sources to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a compelling case for" or "a strong justification for".
An assistant state attorney, Darrell Dirks, made a forceful argument for incarceration.
With this speech, he has made a forceful argument for a progressive agenda that meets the nation's needs.
The Dog is, among other things, a forceful argument for the role of imagination in fiction and in life.
In a forceful argument for disarming Iraq or going to war with that country, he argued that "we have an urgent duty to prevent the worst from occurring".
Just last week, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, delivered a forceful argument for more action, calling the unemployment level a "grave concern". Unemployment has been above 8percentt since February 2009.
The tenor of the president's Inaugural Address on Monday, where he delivered a forceful argument for pursuing an ambitious liberal agenda, signaled that Mr. Obama might try to approach Republicans with a sterner hand than he did in his first term.
So why can't President Obama and the people around him make a more forceful argument for a military engagement that is absolutely defensible, putting Republicans on the defensive?
I could make an equally forceful argument for the Beatles White Albumm.
It is not an independently forceful argument for such scepticism.
Rosen agrees, offering a forceful argument in the debate, which has gone on for centuries, over whether patents promote innovation or retard it.
Poet, journalist, novelist, and essayist Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (1825 1911) weighed in with a forceful argument that the "spiritual aid" that women can provide is crucial for moral development and the social advancement of the human race ("Woman's Political Future," 1893).
