The phrase "a high powerful" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a highly powerful" or "a powerful" depending on the context.
Example: "The new engine is a highly powerful machine that can outperform its competitors."
Alternatives: "a very powerful" or "an extremely powerful".
In this paper there are presented the results from measurement of a high-powerful racing combustion engine.
Religious mystics place their trust in a higher power, a powerful being that creates and controls the world and the people in it.
But abusers found that they could crush the tablet, then swallow, inhale or inject the powder to give themselves a high as powerful as heroin's.
But experienced drug abusers and novices, including teenagers, soon discovered that chewing an OxyContin tablet — or crushing one and then snorting the powder, or injecting it with a needle — produced a high as powerful as heroin.
Did Arroyo really deserve bail after all this time, or is this yet another instance of a corrupt judge intervening on behalf of a high profile, powerful, and wealthy defendant?
"Roomy was a high-energy, powerful lady".
The answer may be that she is a high-profile, powerful woman and, as such, seems to draw a level of fire and disparaging comments that would never befall a man.
The Order's landmeister and gebietiger, as well as the owners of Livonian estates, were all lesser nobles who guarded their privileges and influence by preventing the creation of a higher, more powerful noble class.
"Dmaathen," for oboe and percussion, had Jacqueline Leclair precise in blowing chords and astonishing in creating a high whistle, to powerful accompaniment from Thomas Kolor.
NEW YORK — Saving the best until last, the long drawn-out New York Fashion Week closed on a high note with powerful collections from the star names Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren.
