The phrase "and it is forcefully" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or statement that is done with strong emphasis or intensity.
Example: "The speaker delivered his message, and it is forcefully conveyed to the audience."
Alternatives: "and it is strongly" or "and it is emphatically".
Handsomely and sensitively installed by the Whitney curator Scott Rothkopf, the show communicates an appealingly complex sensibility that is subject to self-doubt and aesthetic yearning, even when it is forcefully on message.
Researchers at the Argonne National Laboratory's Vulnerability Assessment Team (VAT) at the Department of Energy have created a special cap for wine bottles that "breaks" when it is tampered with, essentially confirming that a wine is fake or adulterated if it is forcefully removed and replaced.
It is forcefully made by the Fowler show and its catalog, a densely layered and enthralling book.
It is forcefully packed, tight as drum skin, and it never changes between visits.
It is forcefully peer-oriented.
It is forcefully delivered by a terrific, all-male (that's the least new thing) cast.
In an arranged marriage you have the partner - may be it is forcefully, so you have to like the partner whom you have married.
Heroes are special cases of a heroism shared by humanity in general, as represented by massed voices in full song and an exuberant orchestra: that is one message of Beethoven's "Fidelio," and it is being forcefully projected from the stage and from the pit in the new Glyndebourne production here this summer.
The accusation, contained in a court filing first reported by the Guardian and Politico, has become headline news across the world this week, even as it was forcefully and repeatedly denied by the Palace.
It was forcefully restated at the weekend by Mr Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice.
