The phrase "phenomenal force" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or extraordinary force, either literal or figurative. Example: "The hurricane's winds were a phenomenal force, causing widespread destruction and chaos."
Swift, far from being a David to Apple's Goliath, is a phenomenal force in today's music industry.
"Women," the singer told the room of journalists, "are a phenomenal force in my life and in my career".
While NBC's new hit, "The Voice," lost a little of its phenomenal force in its second regular outing on Monday, it still remained the dominant rating player on the night, overpowering even CBS's previously impregnable comedy lineup.
Global liquidity is a phenomenal force.
Gravity is the phenomenal force that keeps the moon in orbit and eliminates the chance of us floating off into space.
At the most basic level, Chapman's team had to find a material that could withstand the phenomenal forces inflicted on the supersonic wheels.
We became a phenomenal global force in a single lifetime – since around 1950, with most change happening in the last few decades.
NAC have been performing better all season and their phenomenal wing play forced PSV manager Huub Stevens to humiliate both of his wing-backs, Erik Pieters and Jan Kromkamp, by substituting them early on.
One senior official said that while Pakistan had given "phenomenal cooperation" in arresting forces of Al Qaeda in its territory, its actions against the Taliban were far less satisfactory.
The Peugeot of Gene, Wurz and Davidson had previously started a phenomenal comeback after being forced to pit for 12 minutes with electrical problems, dropping from first to seventh place.
Furs, extracted as tribute from the indigenous peoples, were the main driving force behind this phenomenal eastward surge, and the routes used were mainly riverine by boat in summer and by sledge in winter.
