The phrase "powerfully drawn to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means feeling a strong attraction or inclination towards something or someone. Example: She found herself powerfully drawn to the mysterious stranger across the room, unable to tear her eyes away from him.
Still, from his early days he was powerfully drawn to the theater and to the voice.
Isabel is powerfully drawn to the cello, which, like her, hasn't made music in years.
In a serendipitous turn not rare in the business, Mr. Pellat-Finet has since found fashion powerfully drawn to him.
Sometimes you buy a book, powerfully drawn to it, but then it just sits on the shelf.
Anna is powerfully drawn to him, but not if the trade-off is betraying her people, not to mention her religion.
Powerfully drawn to Jem – same looks, same beautiful hands, same rough, bad-boy charisma as his older sibling – she decides he must be complicit in the family criminality.
Today, I would probably say that she disliked it but was powerfully, helplessly drawn to it.
While Randy himself says he is not a true Orthodox believer, he nonetheless felt powerfully and spiritually drawn to the Virgin of Guadalupe and chose to follow that vision and build his masterpiece using the sun and water as his media.
Few actions in recent times have so powerfully drawn the attention of Americans to the exercise of authority by the federal government, a fundamental issue in the governance of a democracy.
While the scenes depicting Mack Hooper's complex relationship with the king -- consisting, in unequal parts, of affection, loyalty to the C.I.A., common sense and chilly pragmatism -- are powerfully drawn, Mr. Bromell spends more and more time on portentous cold war machinations.
In "Shadow Play," Baxter's second novel, the main direction seemed to be down into the depths, best epitomized by two different but powerfully drawn scenes in which people witnessed drownings.
