"powerful workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people with a combination of skills and abilities that makes them effective in accomplishing a task. For example, "The company is succeeding because of its powerful workforce that works together to achieve success."
"Leaders in business are beginning to appreciate that older workers retain unique values, skills, wisdom and judgment and are recognizing, frankly, that the intergenerational teams and workforces may be the most powerful workforces of the future," he said.
In doing so, you'll attract and retain a powerful contractor workforce that can help drive your business and provide the flexibility you need to navigate changing market dynamics.
Let's not forget that this is a powerful rising workforce, hardworking, vibrant and capable.
The South Korean model of 1960-2010 remanns an example for developing countries; but Korea itself now needs something new.The Korean model had four distinctive features: a Stakhanovite workforce; powerful conglomerates; relatively weak smaller firms; and high social cohesion.
It requires an informed workforce and powerful knowledge networks.
Though she did not attend the ceremony – she was, as ever, working on a project – she sent a message accepting the award "on behalf of independent dance artists, that powerful and under-acknowledged workforce … who work in the demanding freedom outside the relative security of institutions.
According to Deloitte, the increasing use of what they term the "off-balance sheet" worker is one of the two most powerful forces shaping the workforce of tomorrow.
Some of the most powerful levers of health workforce flexibilities have been unintended.
It is our belief that there is a distinct way to unleash the powerful benefits of a diverse workforce.
