"powerful frame" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a strong or convincing argument or perspective. For example, "The lawyer made a powerful frame for their argument, making it difficult to dispute."
Weinstein's head is big and bald, like a cannonball mounted on his short, powerful frame.
Rotenberg has the squat and powerful frame of a wrestler, and a round, impish face.
An ex-con with a quiet intellect and a lithe, powerful frame.
Miss Strong was a large woman of powerful frame, with white hair and piercing blue eyes.
Marseglia is sixty-one, and has the powerful frame, thick neck, and heavy-lidded eyes of an aging prizefighter.
The prop, who weighs an imposing 19st 7lb, fills the chair so completely that it almost disappears beneath his powerful frame.
Petr Čech (6ft5) and Manuel Neuer (6ft4) are examples of top goalkeepers who are fortunate enough to combine their powerful frames with lightning-fast saves and handling.
Sasha Graham-Croner's preface to the print version of the report provides a powerful framing for the need for leadership and research led by people directly impacted by the housing crisis.
The other recent tragedy that was so easily reduced to a few, powerful frames was the Boston Marathon bombing; the length of time it takes a bomb to explode is eerily suited to a short, looped clip.
Later, the Mets complained a bit about the pitching mound and the area around home plate, saying there was not enough clay to provide traction for their large and powerful frames.
He had long been at a disadvantage in equipment as almost the entire tour including his top rivals Nadal and Djokovic used more powerful frames of between 95 and 100 square inches.
