The phrase "a powerful base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong foundation or support system for an idea, organization, or physical structure.
Example: "The company has established a powerful base of loyal customers that drives its success."
Alternatives: "a strong foundation" or "a solid groundwork".
However, the proposed scheme differs from ours in that the scheme strongly relied on a "powerful" base station in the WSNs, which may not work in 802.11-based ad hoc networks.
"The P.R.I. still has a powerful base, and the opposition is in complete disarray".
I am so looking forward to this year because I think their kindness, determination, and goofiness provides a powerful base for intelligent and practical change.
The city is known as a powerful base of support for Mr. Belaid, who was a fierce advocate for the miners.
He quietly organised a powerful base of support among Labour backbenchers and asked a new woman MP, Ann Keen, to manage it.
Kevin McDonald and Stefan Johansen, a summer signing from Celtic, provide a powerful base for the creative talents of Sone Aluko and Lucas Piazon to play.
It was to be translated into black and white negative and form a visually powerful base about 8' high for a stained glass wall that would ultimately be 28'x28' -- the upper part destined to be radiantly colorful and abstract.
Similarly, the bare −OH ion in sodium hydroxide (NaOH), made soluble in hexane (C6H14) by 15-crown-5, is a more powerful base and nucleophile than it is when solvated by polar solvents such as water or an alcohol.
All the sensed data need to be collected by a more powerful base station that performs some data fusion and further transmits the data to some remote destinations through its transceiver.
He still has the capacity to energize a significant and powerful base of voters.
Through this partnership, Brighter provides its members with the leverage of a large and powerful base of consumers to get the lowest prices on dental care.
