The phrase "a powerful hit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong impact, either physically or metaphorically, such as in sports, marketing, or emotional contexts.
Example: "The movie's trailer made a powerful hit, leaving the audience eager for its release."
Alternatives: "a strong impact" or "a significant blow."
It should have been a powerful hit back against the big six energy companies on behalf of the nation's beseiged households.
He said a curved metal component was apparently the culprit in causing a Tesla to catch fire, writing that the object's shape led to a powerful hit.
Other team members said that they could still summon the strength for a powerful hit, but that running could be difficult.
The goal is to deliver a powerful hit of sweetness at the moment the restructured molecules come in contact with the taste receptors on the tongue.
Smith impressed Ryan in two particular areas: his willingness to absorb a powerful hit, as he did from Adrian Clayborn just after releasing a 14-yard screen pass to Bilal Powell, and his ability to extend plays.
Says a News Corp. spokesman: "American Idol remains a powerful hit for Fox.
KIM RICHEY -- Nashville has become a good place to make uncategorizable music: you're surrounded by real tradition and real gloss, with a powerful hit-making industry to rebel against; you're also surrounded by scores of great musicians, restless to try something new.
He sent a powerful strike narrowly over before hitting the woodwork, while a header from Ryan Jack was pushed away in flamboyant fashion by Zaluska.
European jousters typically use lances with balsa-wood tips, which produce fewer dangerous splinters and deliver a less powerful hit.
"I went against my nature," he said, "I tried to hit a powerful shot, but I hit a wretched shot.
A1 Iran Hit by Powerful Quake A powerful earthquake hit southern Iran, causing major destruction in seven villages, killing 10 people and injuring 80.
