The phrase "a powerful record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a significant or impactful achievement, performance, or documentation in various contexts, such as music, sports, or research.
Example: "The artist released a powerful record that resonated with audiences and critics alike, showcasing their growth and creativity."
Alternatives: "an impactful album" or "a significant achievement".
It was such a powerful record that it overtook everything that I put it with".
It's such a powerful record, with amazing twists and turns, and it has become something of a Get Lost classic.
In 2001, Hunter released "Rant," a powerful record full of nostalgic rave-ups, acerbic assessments of his fellow-man, and emotional ballads.
"Unlicensed spectrum has a powerful record of driving innovation, investment and economic growth — hundreds of billions of dollars of value creation for our economy and consumers," he told the committee on Wednesday.
By turns elegant and raw, A Grief Observed is a powerful record of thought and emotion experienced in real time, and as much the biography of a love as it is an exploration of grief and faith.
PCCW has a powerful record of Cornell philanthropy, with members raising close to $300 million for the university since 1990 through a variety of initiatives, including its hallmark Affinito-Stewart grants for women faculty seeking tenure and its student scholarship and leadership awards.
"Evermeeting is truly a powerful recording system on the cloud.
'Lovin' Feelin'' is not a cute record, it's a pretty powerful record".
"This record is a big, powerful record that can engage the kids, and can engage you on your deepest level of, 'Oh that's such a great tune,'" Mr. Ratiff said.
But for SXSW in 2012 his speech also represented the old world, the story of pop music when there were fewer media gatekeepers and a more powerful record business.
They were originally derided as a novelty act by dedicated clubbers, but Howlett proved them wrong with 1994's Music For The Jilted Generation, a complex, powerful record that propelled dance music into stadiums with rock'n'roll swagger.
