The phrase "a powerful reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong emotional or physical response to a stimulus or event.
Example: "The audience had a powerful reaction to the film's unexpected ending, with many people visibly moved."
Alternatives: "an intense response" or "a strong reaction."
So you have a powerful reaction to a relationship breaking up.
It was desperately painful for me to consider what Sophie was feeling and the frustrated anger that must have caused such a powerful reaction.
22): The election in Massachusetts represents a powerful reaction by independents, a humiliation for Democrats and a repudiation of the left's agenda.
Hizbullah did not seek escalation, he said, but if Israel chose confrontation, "We are ready".Bombs fall on LebanonDid Mr Nasrallah intend to provoke a powerful reaction?
The director, known for his quick-cutting montage -- bold images edited to provoke a powerful reaction in the audience -- would not have a chance to edit his beloved Mexican film.
Italy's refusal to send him to Turkey citing a ban on extradition to countries using the death penalty has set off such a powerful reaction among Turks that compromise over the Kurdish issue is the last thing on most people's minds.
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The scans taken while subjects viewed the first set of photos and the videos of Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama indicated a notable lack of any powerful reactions, positive or negative.
At sold-out concerts, Mr. Russom witnessed huge crowds having a profound and powerful reaction to the band's music.
As such, common variant (s) in the TNF-α, JNK, or NF-kappa B might predict a powerful inflammatory reaction in response to high salt and might possibly explain insulin resistance in Dahl S rats.
It's a tricky question as to what blend of force and diplomacy is best calculated to advance American interests without engendering a fearful and ultimately powerful reaction against it.
