The phrase "a vigorous call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or forceful request or appeal for action or attention.
Example: "The organization issued a vigorous call for volunteers to help with the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "a strong appeal" or "a passionate request."
At the end of the regular set, after a vigorous song called "Jonathon Fisk," Mr. Daniel said thank you and walked off.
But it was Mr. Qurei, speaker of the Palestinian parliament, who sounded the most vigorous call to action, a significant turn for a man who had been among the architects of the 1993 Oslo peace agreement, which now lies in tatters.
A vigorous phone call from the White House put this digital insurgency to an end.
The Parkland attack on Feb. 14 set off a vigorous, nationwide call for action on gun policy that has continued unabated.
She has emerged as a core figure in Friday's vote through her vigorous call for women's rights and the way she goaded Ahmadinejad into a rash attack on her academic credentials during his no-holds-barred televised debate last week with Moussavi.
An unexpected benefit: the vigorous call and response between the contemporary section, on Pier 94, and the modern section created two years ago, on Pier 92, for dealers in more historical material.
Many if not most of the party's supporters are likely to back its vigorous call to boycott this latest masquerade, as they did in the spring of 2009, when turnout for senate elections was less than 10%.
ReprintsSpearheading this is the United States Treasury Department, under a vigorous official called Stuart Levey.
Most striking is the emergence of a vigorous bunch called J Street, which declares itself "pro-Israel, pro-peace" but is far keener to see the Palestinian point of view.
And at three points in the evening, Anna Pons Carrera danced sections of a vigorous solo called "Here/Not Here," then announced that the program had reached its beginning, middle or end.
