The phrase "a powerful vector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, biology, or technology, where "vector" refers to a quantity with direction and magnitude, or a carrier of something, such as a disease.
Example: "The new marketing strategy serves as a powerful vector for reaching our target audience effectively."
Alternatives: "a strong conduit" or "a significant driver".
HBsAg-based VLPs constitute a powerful vector for heterologous immunogenic peptides to develop a safe vaccine delivery system.
And this city, which has been such a powerful vector for new economy fervor, is reaffirming some of capitalism's oldest truths: the process of creative destruction is never-ending; change is the only constant, and the foundations of new companies are often built opportunistically upon the wreckage of the old.
Furthermore, by targeted genetic modification PrV has been developed into a powerful vector system for expression of foreign genes to vaccinate against several infectious diseases of swine, while heterologous vector systems have been used for expression of major immunogens of PrV.
The Internet has become a key source for patients who wish to be well informed [ 25], and it has been identified as a powerful vector in increasing trial recruitment rates [ 4].
QICs can be a powerful vector for dissemination and adaption of these new technologies to the reality of primary care practice and discovering the best ways to elicit and incorporate patient preferences.
First, it makes Wolbachia a very promising tool for pest species control strategies: Wolbachia can be used as a sterilizing factor when present in males, and is also a potential powerful vector to drive transgenes through host populations [3].
The structural flexibility of polymer allows for the variety of modification to fabricate a more powerful vector in terms of efficacy and multifunction [12].
His group is now planning a new trial with a "much more powerful vector" or viral system for delivering the gene, which should result in higher RPE65 expression, he says.
Although the focus of the recent controversy has been on television and radio stations, both are largely irrelevant in terms of reach or influence, as online viewing is a far more powerful vector for audiences.
So true electro-acoustic jazz isn't just going to sprout naturally; a few powerful vectors are needed, and though they have begun to appear in Japan and Chicago, New York has been lagging behind.
That's because the more powerful Vector Thin has a much smaller battery (2,600 mAH) to the Vertex's (3,500 mAH).
