The phrase "a performance of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing authority, influence, or the demonstration of control in various situations, such as politics, art, or social dynamics.
Example: "The protest was not just a demonstration of dissent, but also a performance of power by the marginalized community."
Alternatives: "an exhibition of power" or "a display of power".
"People say this is all about money," she says, "but it's about money and something beyond money; it's a social performance, a performance of power, of very male power.
BEST ACTOR Colin Firth for The King's Speech This is a performance of power, depth and dignity about a man of courage and probity accepting responsibility for his own life and that of others.
Darren Bent, the top scorer in last season's Premiership Reserve League, claimed two assists in a performance of power and pace, and Darren Ambrose scored the first before being taken off in the second half with a badly split lip.
Sous le soleil de Satan (Under Satan's Sun), a Bressonian treatment of a novel by Georges Bernanos set in the1920s, has a performance of power and integrity from Gérard Depardieu as a self-flagellating country priest, who sees the Devil at work in a murderess played by Bonnaire, and encounters Satan in the guise of a horse dealer.
Kildare produced a performance of power and pace to hold off a brave Derry in Saturday's All-Ireland Football qualifier at Croke Park.
Alongside Whelan, Blackburn's Steven Reid orchestrated matters with a performance of impressive power and poise.
His coarse, strong voice burns like acetylene; he gives a performance of unforced power.
At the top, Chelsea gave a performance of ominous power, exuberance and class to crush Blackburn Rovers, 5-0, on Saturday.
Dwight Henry has a burning voice as harshly memorable as the voice of Jason Robards, Jr.; he throws himself around and gives a performance of convulsive power.
The effectiveness of Lombardo's approach was on display this winter at Lincoln Center, when the Aquila Theater Company used the first book of his "Iliad" as a script, rarely excising a line, in a performance of staggering power.
Roger Federer, the greatest player ever to grace the game of tennis, had just been demolished 6-2 6-1 6-4 in a shade under two hours by Andy Murray, who produced a performance of breathtaking power and passion to win the gold medal.
