The phrase "a forceful defender of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who strongly advocates for a particular cause, belief, or individual.
Example: "She is a forceful defender of human rights, always speaking out against injustice."
Alternatives: "a passionate advocate for" or "a staunch supporter of".
He was a forceful defender of its soul and a tireless advocate of its potential.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg emerged as a forceful defender of the proposal, citing the constitutional protection of worship.
"Australia will not be a forceful defender of human rights if its own house is not in order".
But, all things being equal, Mr Bush should be able to present himself as the overthrower of two vile regimes Saddam's and the Taliban and a forceful defender of America's national security.For the Democrats, the war has been badly divisive.
SCORECARD -- The advertisement portrays Mr. Gore as a forceful defender of crime victims and as an enthusiast for the recent tendency to propose constitutional amendments to solve a variety of problems.
In his post-CBS career, as a professor at Columbia University and a writer on television affairs, Mr. Friendly was a forceful defender of the First Amendment and argued in favor of fairness and integrity in electronic news coverage.
When he wasn't veering off message, Clinton had been a passionate and forceful defender of Obama and critic of Romney.
"What most grass-roots Republicans remember Marc Racicot for is being arguably the most effective and forceful defender of the president during the Florida recount".
Hayden, a former director of the National Security Agency and now deputy director of national intelligence, has become the most forceful defender of Bush's eavesdropping program since its disclosure in December.
Morrison, 2009 is probably the most forceful defender of emphasizing this aspect of the similarity of experiment and simulation.
He has emerged as one of the most energetic cheerleaders and forceful defenders of Mr. Romney, firing back against Republican skeptics and Democratic critics alike.
