The phrase "a powerful shaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant influence or impact on something, often in a creative or developmental context.
Example: "The artist's unique perspective was a powerful shaping force in the evolution of modern art."
Alternatives: "a strong influence" or "a significant impact".
The composite thermal contraction was clearly the result of a powerful shape memory response in the actuating NiTi fibers.
Feature curve is a powerful shape descriptor for a wide spectrum of applications, such as shape registration, geometry compression and surface reconstruction in CAD and reverse engineering.
Music is an especially powerful shaping force, for listening to and especially playing it engages many different areas of the brain, all of which must work in tandem: from reading musical notation and coordinating fine muscle movements in the hands, to evaluating and expressing rhythm and pitch, to associating music with memories and emotion.
Not surprisingly, the roles they assume with respect to the condition exert a powerful influence in shaping their perspectives.
Over the years, both experience and empirical research have taught policy makers around the globe that how money enters the health system – and how much enters – has a powerful influence over the shape and modus operandi of health care delivery.
I'm offering a group of adults the chance to thank the teacher who had such a powerful influence on the shape of their life, and share the story of how it unfolded.
Yet Stevens, a Republican and a 37-year veteran of the Senate, has long been a powerful force shaping telecom policy in Washington.
Research on sperm competition has increased exponentially since the first formal account of its implications [ 1] and it is now recognized as a powerful force shaping numerous traits in males and females [ 2], including polyandrous behaviour [ 5].
"When children become truly engaged with the natural world at a young age, the experience is likely to stay with them in a powerful way—shaping their subsequent environmental path," they reported in volume 16, issue 1 (2006) of Children, Youth and Environments.
The ring lies between the poles of a powerful cylindrically shaped permanent magnet.
