The phrase "a powerful application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe software or tools that have significant capabilities or impact.
Example: "The new software is a powerful application that can streamline our workflow and improve productivity."
Alternatives: "a robust application" or "a strong application."
It's a powerful application (and, at $19.99, one of the most expensive musical apps on the market), but it's all too easy for a novice to become lost in its features within moments of loading it up.
This topic is regarded as a powerful application forecast and marketable significance.
Moreover, influence functions method is considered as a powerful application for three-dimensional (3D) subsidence prediction for all shapes of extraction panels (Sheorey et al. 2000).
Together this demonstrates a powerful application of a dual isotope and hydrological approach in the understanding of an agricultural catchment's response to nitrogen loading.
The portable devices have more than enough horsepower to run such tasks and Apple rarely builds a powerful application for just one device.
This is a powerful application that addresses one of the primary benefit of wikis and online Word clones like Zoho Writer and Writely – collaboration via the Internet.
Last month, Google acquired reMail, the startup behind a very powerful application that brought full-text search to the iPhone.
Startup 2: DragNTalk by Taroko Technology DragNTalk is what appears to be a quite powerful application that makes it possible to project presentations (and other documents) onto nearby computers just by using drag and drop.
During the past year, an important set of enhancements were designed under the project name of "MDSobjects" which would provide a common, powerful application programming interface (API) to MDSplus in programming languages with object-oriented capabilities.
A particularly powerful application of historical DNA analysis for informing in situ conservation has been enabling direct incorporation of extinct taxa in comparative studies with extant forms, whether involving "rediscovery" of presumed extinct species [15], refinement of evolutionary relationships [16] or identification of cryptic diversity [17].
It is a potentially powerful application of microarrays that may be under-appreciated.
