The phrase "a single and powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both unique and impactful, often in contexts related to ideas, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The presentation focused on a single and powerful message that resonated with the audience."
Alternatives: "one strong" or "a unified and impactful".
This proposed layer can be considered as a step forward to a centralized management of all security mechanisms into a single and powerful layer.
In a decision that appears to have been the result of the personal preferences of a single (and powerful) executive, Amazon has cancelled Good Girls Revolt, passing on a second season one day after the show's producers and writers met with Amazon decision makers, including Amazon Studios head Roy Price, for a season two pitch meeting.
The aim is to create a single, and more powerful, voice for the national science funding agencies that control some €25 billion annually by far the largest slice of public money available to the region's scientists.
The aim is to create a single, and more powerful, voice for Europe's national science funding agencies that control some €25 billion annually by far the largest slice of public money available to the region's scientists.
The ATHENA system uses a technique called "spectral beam combining," which involves merging multiple laser modules to create a single and super-powerful 30-kilowatt laser beam.
Following victory, the new government proceeded with unifying the country under a single, legitimate and powerful rule by the imperial court.
But the politically charged clamor has lumped together disparate cases and obscured the fact that the enemies on American soil in 2009, rather than a single powerful and sophisticated juggernaut, were a scattered, uncoordinated group of amateurs who displayed more fervor than skill.
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At any rate, you synthesize in a way that Natalia for instance does not, because for her the problem doesn't exist; she lives, sees, and expresses herself in a single, very powerful direction and manner, even though she too lives in a world that has been torn apart like ours.
This would give the teachers a single, more powerful voice and would also marginalise the militants.
Ireland, with a population of 4.2 million, votes June 12 in a referendum that will decide whether the European Union finally gets a full-time president and a single, more powerful, foreign policy chief.
