The phrase "a forceful message that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a communication that is strong, impactful, or persuasive in nature.
Example: "The speaker delivered a forceful message that resonated with the audience and inspired action."
Alternatives: "a powerful statement that" or "a compelling message that".
"At a time of rampant anti-Muslim hysteria and prejudice nationwide, this agreement with the country's largest police force sends a forceful message that bias-based policing is unlawful, harmful, and unnecessary".
Viewed through this prism, Saudi Arabia's excessively severe response to seemingly irrelevant Canadian tweets becomes less surprising — it is not so much about Canada, but more about sending a forceful message that Riyadh does not tolerate criticism of any kind.
And Democrats were proposing their resolution with that in mind, hoping to send a forceful message that as many as 60 senators believed strengthening American forces in Baghdad was the wrong approach.
First of all, it must send a forceful message that the detainees have a right to challenge their confinement before a tribunal.
Adrian Cronje, chief investment officer of Balentine, said that the markets needed to hear a forceful message that the troubles in the euro zone went beyond the sovereign debt crisis.
The settlement in our case should send a forceful message that discriminatory police practices are unlawful and unnecessary". Cruz, when asked at a news conference in New York how he would carry out his plan, said, ""You would continue the proactive policing that we saw here in New York.
But the president's stop-over, provided he delivers a clear and forceful message that Myanmar's transformation is far from complete, has the potential to advance rather than set back reform.
About 1,000 American troops backed by attack helicopters mounted a dawn assault on a string of mountain villages and caves in southeastern Afghanistan today, sending a forceful message to militants here that coalition forces would not be slackening their pace as the war in Iraq gets under way.
In a forceful message, he warned his opponents that over the course of the summer Ukip will choose constituencies to target, and "throw the kitchen sink at them".
The group's statement said nothing, however, about the preferred outcome of the civil war, instead saying that America must "send a forceful message" to Iran and Hezbollah and "take a firm stand that the world's most dangerous regimes cannot obtain and use the most dangerous weapons".
