The phrase "a powerful beginning for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impactful or strong start to a story, project, or any other endeavor.
Example: "The author crafted a powerful beginning for her novel, immediately drawing readers into the story."
Alternatives: "an impactful start for" or "a strong opening for".
Opening up to the idea that we have some say in how we craft our story, is a powerful beginning to create the space for a new narrative.
A powerful pattern began to emerge, for certain fuels are far denser in energy than others.
Mrs. Clinton, the rare first lady who, like her idol Eleanor Roosevelt, used the job to influence policy and who went on to be a powerful figure, began her own quest for the White House nearly a decade ago with her first run for the nomination against Barack Obama.
Facebook has become a powerful tool for political movements, beginning with the U.S. presidential election of 2008, when more than 1,000 Facebook groups were formed in support of either Democratic candidate Barack Obama or Republican candidate John McCain.
Ruccio and Amariglio begin with a powerful argument for the general relevance of postmodernism to contemporary economic thought.
Greylock clearly thinks there's more to this story, though, with Greylock's Josh Elman calling it "the foundation of what [he] hopes will become a powerful new network". and "a new beginning for live video".
The idea is that we're beginning with LabXchange as a powerful resource for college and high school classes, but ultimately it is a powerful virtual resource for everyone.
While it has been facing somewhat of a backlash in recent weeks, it's been a powerful moment for women that has already begun to effect real change, while taking charge of the national conversation.
"The opening of these schools is a powerful sign for people that life can begin again," Bellamy observed.
