"fascinating and powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a person, object, or experience. For example, "The thunderstorm was a fascinating and powerful display of nature's power."
Dave Simpson in The Guardian said the piece, "best experienced as a whole", was "not an idle fantasy, and emerges as a fascinating and powerful discourse on the struggle between art and commerce, and the destructive power of celebrity", calling the musical "a bold, major work – as compelling and original as anything in their sporadically brilliant career".
A fascinating and powerful one, granted, but not revolutionary in and of itself.
Just because work is terrifying doesn't mean it isn't fascinating and powerful.
genuinely sorry about HANNIBAL, which was always hard for me to watch but was still a fascinating and powerful vision.
The history is so deep, museums so fascinating, and art so powerful it is an art lover's dream.
"The mosaic represents the spirit of WW1 At Home, our landmark UK wide project to tell powerful, fascinating and moving stories about the impact of WW1 in local areas right on our doorsteps".
"Light is a powerful, fascinating, and very malleable element," adds Tremblay.
Colours felt vivid and vibrant; the world felt fascinating and interconnected – and I felt powerful, sexy, and full of love and curiosity.
They'd grown long and powerful, practically simian, in a way I found grotesque but fascinating.
Always popping off on a journey when he should have been writing about the last one, always ready to party, he was forever chasing beautiful, fascinating or powerful women, even when with his wife, Joan.
Rich, intense and powerful.
