The phrase "a notable force in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has significant influence or impact in a particular area or field.
Example: "She has become a notable force in the world of environmental activism, inspiring many to take action."
Alternatives: "a significant player in" or "an influential presence in".
The arrest gives Mexican forces a notable victory in their battle against drug-trafficking leaders, days ahead of Mexican Independence Day celebrations, and presents another blow to the Gulf Cartel, one of the three principal groups feeding rampant violence in the country.
Back in 1992, while I was Commissioner of the Environment for the City, a notable disaster forced many to change their minds about the river.
While the 20 μm s−1 experiments for the AR 4.5 samples show similar results to the AR 4.0 samples, the 60 μm s−1 experiments already exhibit a notable decrease in pull-off force.
United Nations peacekeepers have traded deadly fire with pro-Gbagbo forces before, but the latest military involvement represented a notable increase in the international effort to force Mr. Gbagbo to step down since losing the election last November.
Shareholder activists are up in arms about imperial bosses, and they scored a notable hit in April when they forced Ken Lewis to surrender his second hat as chairman of Bank of America, after his decision to buy Merrill Lynch (Mr Lewis has since lost his first hat as well).
According to both Isis media and to leaders of the coalition forces, there has been a notable increase in Isis suicide attacks in recent battles.
Since the mid-1980s, FN has received anywhere between 10 to 16percentt of the vote in French presidential elections, with a notable success in the 2002 election, in which the elder Le Pen forced a second-round runoff with incumbent Jacques Chirac.
There has been a notable increase in victims of trafficking, especially from Albania, whether for sexual exploitation, forced labour, begging or a combination.
Nunn was a notable dissenter in the 1991 Senate vote on military action against Ṣaddām Ḥussein's forces in Kuwait.
