"powerful constraints" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe limits or restrictions which are particularly daunting or robust. For example, "We faced powerful constraints when trying to complete the project within the specified timeframe."
No matter what Trump says, there are powerful constraints limiting — but not eliminating — the chance of conflict.
A certain strand of structural realism might argue that the anarchic system imposes such powerful constraints on actors that Trump had no choice but to alter his policies.
And the public funds have an odd habit of flowing towards politically connected projects.Fortunately, there are now some powerful constraints on governments' ability to meddle.
Studies of the diffuse x-ray-emitting gas in galaxy clusters have provided powerful constraints on cosmological parameters and insights into plasma astrophysics.
"Mandatory disclosure of information about future risks, community engagement and policy stability are critical to support retreat, but existing-use rights, liability concerns, special interests, community resources, place attachment and divergent priorities at different levels of government present powerful constraints".
These 1D marginal distributions provide powerful constraints when 2D spectra are reconstructed, and their estimation requires an order of magnitude less data than a conventional 2D approach.
Electricity shortages have become a binding and powerful constraint on the continent׳s sustainable development.
Identifying the characteristic exponential and that it is typical of 'emergent' subglacial bedforms is a new and potentially powerful constraint on their genesis, perhaps indicating that ice sediment interaction is fundamentally stochastic in nature.
Instead, the most powerful constraint on my friends' loyalty was the data they had contributed to Facebook over the years.
Because diffusion becomes less efficient as the tubes get longer, the atmospheric concentration of oxygen is a powerful constraint on body size, especially for active insects that fly.
The body in action is a powerful constraint on how organisms conceive their niche, as this constraint allows certain interactions and experiences to have an effect on concept formation and understanding of linguistic meaning.
