The phrase "a true power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that possesses genuine strength, influence, or capability.
Example: "In the world of technology, innovation is a true power that drives progress and change."
Alternatives: "a genuine force" or "an authentic strength".
Like a true power pitcher, Clemens did not hang on 4,000 for long.
For America to become a true power, Major League Soccer will have to assume a larger role in player development, Arena said.
If the EU doesn't built itself up as a true "power", it will end up subjected to the rules and pressures of external actors.
MIAMI — All season, the Miami Heat had been appreciated for their ability to succeed with a small lineup that often featured Chris Bosh, a true power forward, at center.
(a) True power levels (dBm).
There's a true power to fully listening to employees.
We use the information that the survival distribution would be a straight line on a log-linear scale (probability versus flight length) for an exponential distribution while a true power-law distributed data would be revealed as a straight line on a log-log scale.
As a result, true power is found in the nuances that make a brand story unique, introducing perspectives that challenge convention and offer a voice for audiences without a platform.
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That new model of leadership is premised on a timeless understanding of American politics: a) that the true power of the presidency is the power of persuasion; and b) that persuasion usually demands engagement.
A sign of true power it is not.
