The phrase "a forceful question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a question that is assertive or impactful, often intended to provoke thought or elicit a strong response.
Example: "During the debate, she posed a forceful question that challenged the assumptions of her opponent."
Alternatives: "a compelling question" or "an impactful question".
After a long and detailed exchange on the two candidates' records on immigration policy, during which they both promised to stop deporting undocumented workers, Clinton received another forceful question, this one from the Washington Post's Karen Tumulty, a veteran political correspondent.
Thursday on Capitol Hill, a House panel debated the Ebola crisis and asked forceful questions of Frieden and others who led efforts to combat Ebola at home and abroad.
Its self-titled debut album seemed almost incomplete: songs with forceful questions, emotional and structural, that often went unanswered in a haze of high-lonesome guitar reverb.
But outside the SXSW bubble, and sometimes within it, forceful questions are starting to be asked about the technocracy and what it wishes for us.
Justice Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion ruling against the tribe in 2003, and she asked forceful questions suggesting that she saw no reason to revisit her conclusions.
Because of Mr. Getler's forceful questions, he said, "We're going to communicate more vigorously with the staff and more often -- not because we want to argue with Mike, but because we want to reinforce the direction that we set out on a couple of years ago.
According to prosecutors of the United Nations war crimes tribunal for Rwanda, the answer to both questions is a forceful yes.
Clifford admits that "there is no denying it's a forceful metaphor, though, speaking as the sewer in question, I think I would want to question its accuracy".
It's a forceful way to squeeze private insights into its public question and answer site, which has quietly grown to 80 million unique visitors — 50percentt in the U.S. and 15percentt from India.
Hitchens was praised for making a forceful and intelligent case, in particular with respect to questions concerning morality and God.
