"with a great force" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the strength or intensity with which an action is performed. Here are some examples: 1. The hurricane hit the coast with a great force, destroying everything in its path. 2. The athlete threw the javelin with a great force, breaking his own record. 3. The boxer punched his opponent with a great force, knocking him out cold. 4. The car crash was so severe that the airbags deployed with a great force. 5. The chef chopped the vegetables with a great force, quickly preparing the meal.
Then when the Romans refused, he declared war upon them, proclaimed the time and place of his attack, and marched thither with a great force.28 2 Publicola was chosen consul for the second time, in his absence, and Titus Lucretius as his colleague.
11 1 At the moment when the hopes of the Syracusans had raised their spirits high because of their victory over the enemy both by land and by sea, Eurymedon and Demosthenes arrived, having sailed there from Athens with a great force and gathered on the way allied troops from the Thurians and Messapians.
He ignored their advice and as head of his cavalry, charged the first Ottoman line with a great force, routing them.
Because Hapalops only gapes to a small degree, mandibular elevation with a great force would have been possible.
Pull with a great force to ensure you win the contents of the cracker (usually in luxury crackers the gifts are very good! ) Pull the cracker away from your face, breakable objects, other people, etc... Adult supervision is recommended when children are pulling the crackers.
Then there was solo classical guitar with Colin Thurmond (a great force behind the event), and Bob Dylan's Ring the Bell played and sung by Sarah Jarosz, who also performed a new piece she had written for solo mandolin, Peace.
"Having the local police get involved intimately with Amtrak and T.S.A. is a great force multiplier," he said.
People do not merely resist changes to whatever state they are in; they strive to change their states in order to know more and in order to live with a greater force.
It thickens its walls and faces that greater obstacle with a greater force.
Its origin could be the steric hindrance of the nucleus being pushed up into the cortex with a greater force coming from a stronger outward pull on the centrosomes (Fig. 4A, also see below).
Highly aligned collagen fibers would theoretically be associated with a greater force of contracture when myofibroblasts are stimulated to contract along uninterrupted parallel fibers [ 5].
