The phrase "dramatic charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe an accusation or statement made with great intensity or flair. For example, "The prosecutor made a dramatic charge against the defendant, promising he would find justice at all costs."
And even under these threadbare circumstances, the developing friendship between the two women carries a faint but effective dramatic charge.
Arnold Palmer's was the dramatic charge at the end; Jack Nicklaus had an unparalleled mastery of this wildly unpredictable game.
Filled with amorous adventure and intrigue, Schiller's play rearranges and sometimes ignores the recorded facts for maximum dramatic charge.
Richard Curtis's heartwarmingly soppy Love Actually had its moments, with a shrewd sense of the dramatic charge in the challenge of simply getting everything ready for Christmas.
You can see why Sorkin and Boyle engineer this coincidence, repeatedly soldering together the private and public manias of their central character, and thus allowing the dramatic charge to flow.
The upward thrust and tension of the body of Jesus on the cross that rises from the ground right up to the top gives the monumental panel a dramatic charge.
Woods made a dramatic weekend charge in '97, shooting a third-round 63, and a final-round 64, which nearly erased a seven-stroke deficit on Sunday.
However, when the thin-film batteries are cycled at elevated temperatures, decreases in average grain size of the LiCoO2 film occur with dramatic concomitant charge and discharge capacity loss.
Director Jean-Jacques Annaud injects proceedings with many a dramatic camel charge, and laces them with vistas of shimmering sand dunes and picturesque local attire, but he can do little about the fundamentally creaky nature of the enterprise.
He produced a dramatic late charge from well off the pace to get within a few strides of making the frame at Cheltenham, and has been popular at around 100-30 this morning.
In the subsequent battle Rupert's men made a dramatic cavalry charge, but despite his best efforts a subsequent scattering and loss of discipline turned a potential victory into a stalemate.
