"mighty forces" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: "The kingdom was saved from destruction by the brave and powerful actions of mighty forces."
"The fascist dramaturgy centers on the orgiastic transactions between mighty forces and their puppets," Ms. Sontag wrote.
Sduduzo Ka-Mbili, of Juxtapower, danced "Izinhlungu Zami," a solo in which he appeared to embody mighty forces of nature.
In drenched and windswept movies like Petersen's Das Boot, the mighty forces of the sea complicate and intensify human dramas and human conflict.
In that melodrama, Lowery seems to express his own feelings of wonder in the presence of mighty forces beyond those of his characters themselves, and he realizes those mighty forces with an intensely sensuous, firsthand, experiential immediacy and that's exactly what he brings to "Pete's Dragon".
The Army Chief of Staff, George C. Marshall, said that "the destruction of the German Army now makes it possible to deploy mighty forces in the Pacific to crush the enemy".
Even a political magician would have struggled against two mighty forces: first, Labour, like every other government ejected after the crash, could never escape blame for both the meltdown and the resulting deficit.
But it's real, a mighty force.
The mighty force of consumerism has taken hold in China.
Gillian Anderson sweeps in to the room, a tiny, mighty force.
He sensed a mighty force, though whether for good or evil, he did not know.
INFORMATION technology has been a mighty force for good in India.
