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The phrase "a more forceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the intensity or strength of something, typically in a context where you are discussing the effectiveness or impact of an action or argument.
Example: "The speaker delivered a more forceful argument than his opponent, which swayed the audience's opinion."
Alternatives: "a stronger" or "a more powerful".
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He called for "a more forceful approach," even as he stressed that an authorization of force would not compel the president to go to war.
But unless they begin to make a more forceful case against the trend itself, it will only gather in force.
A more forceful minister would have sacked the uppity general.
Or a more forceful national politician from a member state?
If the poster is disregarding your request, you have to try a more forceful strategy.
But it is impossible to know whether a more forceful response would have produced better results.
Aides said he might take a more forceful position in the coming days.
But that concern may be addressed by a more forceful posture by the European Central Bank.
That book makes a more forceful argument about the failure of our solipsistic culture.
But we also need a more forceful kick in our amply cushioned rears.
But a new statement on Sunday suggested a more forceful stance.
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