The phrase "a power which will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a capability or influence that is expected to bring about a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "The new technology represents a power which will transform the way we communicate."
Alternatives: "an ability that will" or "a force that will".
Unless something changes the dynamic soon, Iran will become a nuclear power, which will put the Obama administration in a terrible bind.
The international financial crisis has become a kind of induction ceremony for China as a world power, which will go through another ritual when Timothy Geithner, America's treasury secretary, pays tribute in Beijing next month.
According to Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who chaired the convention that drew up the draft text, success will turn Europe into "a political power which will talk on equal terms to the greatest powers on our planet".
It will be respected and listened to, not only as the economic power it already is, but as a political power which will talk on equal terms to the greatest powers on our planet".The constitution drawn up by Mr Giscard d'Estaing and his collaborators tries to advance this ambition.
Employing the pulsed SS waveform as the ranging signal can reach a high peak power, which will bring a higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and provide a longer operation distance, while maintaining a relative low average power.
Those who earn it are given a "golden ticket" and wear a "ring of power" which will certainly carry them to successful careers with doors flung open in the military, in business, even in personal relationships; as so many are seduced by the historic prestige of the United States Military Academy.
This is not merely about some metaphorical aspiration to influence - Qatar has moved with determination to build a kind of power which will be felt first through the Middle East and then in the wider world.
If these are achieved, will there be a need for fusion power, which will be expensive at the start?
If Mrs Clinton runs for the nomination, she will become an alternative centre of power which will grow in importance.
The study also calls for an expansion of nuclear power – which will be controversial for environmental groups.
