The phrase "forceful strides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone walking with confidence and determination, often in a context that emphasizes strength or assertiveness.
Example: "As she entered the room, her forceful strides commanded the attention of everyone present."
Alternatives: "powerful steps" or "assertive movements."
They stood and stared until shifts of weight expanded into shifts of location, and Mr. Mitchell's forceful strides seemed to push his companions back.
In results published last week in The Journal of Applied Physiology, the scientists found that heel wearers moved with shorter, more forceful strides than the control group, their feet perpetually in a flexed, toes-pointed position.
With a forceful stride and a relaxed emotional power in her face, she moves through the streets, swinging her handbag like a wrecking ball.
Hicham el-Guerrouj of Morocco won his fourth consecutive world title at 1,500 meters, finishing in 3 minutes 31.77 seconds, but Guevara provided the evening's most dominant victory with her determined, forceful stride.
He changed Ritzenhein's posture and stride, admonishing him to hold his arms higher, to bend less at the waist and quit hunching his shoulders, to keep his chest and hips out for a more forceful and efficient stride.
With innovative marketing and forceful leadership, the W.N.B.A. can make similar strides, aided by a greater acceptance of women's sports and the increasing athleticism of its players.
Up strode one of Brazil's quiet but forceful industrialists: 42-year-old Benjamin Steinbruch, chairman of S㯠Paulo-based Grupo Vicunha, a big textile producer.
Equally tall and forceful in her ground strokes, Kanepi, right, was simply more physically mature, more precise in her movements, striding about the court to some purpose where Robson retains her familiar amble, mooching back between points in the manner of somebody wandering about looking for her keys.
The United States, which has made great strides in accepting and protecting gay rights, has expressed concern about the new laws but needs to be more forceful.
