'imposing force' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the use of power or authority to enforce a change in behavior. For example, "The government used an imposing force to enforce the new laws."
At a glance, and for now, the government's helicopter fleet is an imposing force.
They wanted to determine whether the yoga poses they selected might also increase bone density by imposing force on the spine and hips.
First baseman Vaughn has a contract for this year, so he will continue to be an imposing force in the Boston lineup.
On defense, his long arms and quick footwork made him an imposing force and helped Pippen earn selection to the NBA's All-Defensive first team eight times over the course of his career.
The theory of elasticity is a methodology that creates a linear relation between the imposing force (stress) and resulting deformation (strain), for the majority of materials, which behave fully or partially elastically.
Those of us who were still playing in our mid-30s faced the endless speculation about whether we were still fit enough, strong enough, and skilled enough to continue to be an imposing force in the game.
While there are no figures on how many times lenders are imposing force-placed insurance, lawyers say they suspect the numbers are higher in the last couple of years.
In sum, imposing forced labor on lawyers is both unjust and unnecessary – and probably unconstitutional to boot.
which drives us to treat others as mere objects, imposing forced labor on them or enslaving them to pay their debts.
But women do have the choice.Is there a real choice though?Well, you have to have an open family to not cover because they, the culture and religion are such imposing forces.
Rather than force Europe's clapped-out banks to face losses on the unrecoverable loans they made to Greece, Portugal and Ireland, eurozone governments have opted to concentrate on imposing forced deflation through drastic austerity measures.
