"dominating voice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone who speaks with authority and controls the conversation or discussion. Example: The CEO's dominating voice silenced the room as he presented his plans for the company's future.
The slender, cat-faced boy of "Titanic" now looks solid and substantial, and he speaks with a dominating voice.
The piano line is demanding but not especially showy: it is part of a dialogue with the orchestra and not necessarily the dominating voice.
In any dressing room Pietersen would be to the fore, a constant, dominating voice; Trott has always been more inward looking.
Every community has its problems, but luckily the dominating voice here is one demanding acknowledgement and change.
Yet, Black art has not only remained vital to the Black experience despite this, it has also informed and been appropriated by the singular, dominating voice all the while.
Netcom's main business is delivering high-speed data communications; its chief rival is China Telecom, the leviathan that dominates voice and data traffic.
"There will come another time when the dominate voices in this society are not exclusive," he said, "and when that time comes, Union will have educated those who will lead a new church in a new American climate".
Amazon is dominating the voice-controlled speaker market, according to a new forecast from eMarketer out this morning.
Google, by contrast, is just beginning to think about how to dominate the voice space.
For the DHF of a T-F unit, we want to give a higher peak at the pitch period if it is dominated by voiced sound, which means a larger mixture coefficient for the corresponding Gaussian function.
With the Connecticut school massacre and the revival of the U.S. gun control debate, Wintemute said the national conversation has mainly been "dominated by voices at the extremes" and that the rest of the country falls somewhere in the middle.
