"swing forcefully" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action of swinging with a lot of power or force. For example, "The golfer swung his club forcefully, sending the ball soaring down the fairway."
In their neglected corner, Udayan swung forcefully.
All of the epaxial musculature would function to bend the tail laterally, and an anteriorly large M. longissimus caudae might imply that the tail could be swung quite forcefully.
But you've got to forcefully swing that sword in order for it to cut both ways.
Carefully yet forcefully swing the heel of the knife into the pit, getting it a few millimeters in.
The accommodating weather played right into the assertive strategy of Tomescu, who runs with a bounding, muscular style, her arms swinging wide and forcefully.
In robot mode, V_Bot flips his arms around and pretends to walk forward and backward, swinging his arms forcefully.
After serving his baseball suspension, Strawberry rejoined the Yankees and, incredibly, swung the bat as forcefully as anyone could remember, slugging 3 homers in 49 at-bats and intimidating pitchers into walking him 17 times.
He reckons that a 20% cut in drugs prices paid by Medicare, America's health-care system for the old and disabled, will shave profits at the biggest drugs firms by a mere 5%.So even if President Obama swings his budget axe forcefully, there will be plenty of money left for the pharmaceutical industry provided, of course, that the companies keep coming up with genuinely new drugs.
He also took a swing at Netflix: "Netflix, which has forcefully advocated for carrier neutrality, has discriminated against BlackBerry customers by refusing to make its streaming movie service available to them".
7) I think it would have helped President Obama's standing with his political base -- and swing voters -- had he more forcefully advocated for a public option throughout the last months.
