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The phrase "a powder of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of powder that is derived from a substance or material.
Example: "She added a powder of cinnamon to the recipe for extra flavor."
Alternatives: "a dusting of" or "a sprinkle of".
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Exubera is a powder of pure insulin.
There's a powder of roasted cashews blended with tapioca maltodextrin, which makes the powder fluffier.
Thus, a ceramic made out of a powder of ellipsoid particles might be stronger than one made of spherical particles.
Even as you touch the feeling, it dries up, leaving only the dust of the emotion, a powder of hope.
First into the sacred waters were the naga sadhus -- the naked mystics -- a powder of ceremonial ashes anointing their bodies and swords and tridents brandished in their hands.
It's a particularly elaborate version of a meringue, which begins with birch bark steeped in sugar syrup and finishes with a powder of roasted cashews.
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TAD FRIEND: Tyler Cassity is a powder keg of ideas.
It's essentially a powder made of tiny crystals in which water molecules get caught as the temperature decreases.
We are a powder keg of bifocals and indignation just waiting for a spark.
Hailing from Japan, matcha is a powder made of stoneground green tea leaves.
Living in close quarters under a mostly unregulated system can spark a powder keg of abuse.
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