The phrase "vigorous force" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the use of strength or energy in a situation such as physical activity, the exertion of effort, or a forceful manner of expression. For example: "The protester used a vigorous force in his attempt to draw attention to the cause."
The theatre stands some way between the two and it may be for this reason that against all the odds it is still such a vigorous artistic force.
With four films behind him (three as both a writer and director), Jeff Lipsky, a co-founder of the independent distribution companies October and Lot 47, has been a vigorous creative force in the independent-film movement.
· The sad decision to end the Nestlé prize - for 23 years a vigorous, popularising force for children's books - prompts reflection on the sometimes fraught relationship between literary prizes and their sponsors.
According to our results, Protocol P (the Mo-Bio PowerSoil DNA Isolation Kit) showed the lowest DNA yield, suggesting insufficient lysing despite the use of vigorous mechanical force (vortexing for 15 min), especially when compared with the corresponding steps in other related protocols (hand shaking for a few minutes or vortexing for 30 s).
Vigorous new forces were flexing their muscles on the global stage, notably America, Japan and Germany.
President Barack Obama has launched a vigorous campaign to force an overhaul of healthcare through Congress within weeks, and extend affordable medical insurance to all Americans, as the centrepiece of his domestic agenda is threatened by Republicans exploiting divisions in the president's party and rising public anxiety over the cost of reform.
Palmieri added that the crowded Democratic field for 2020, with multiple women and multiple people of color, will force vigorous competition among the candidates that will keep anyone from relying solely on their biography or background.
Vigorous protests last fall forced the conservative government to beat an uncharacteristic retreat from further increasing taxes on the middle class.
He accepted her Protestantism, but in foreign affairs he sided with the more vigorous anti-Spanish forces against the cautious policies of her principal secretary, William Cecil, Lord Burghley.
Members of US Congress have expressed similar consternation about being kept in the dark; this has led to a vigorous debate and forced Barack Obama to initiate a review.
