The phrase "ability to overpower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to dominate or control a situation or opponent.
Example: "His ability to overpower his opponents in the ring made him a champion boxer."
Alternatives: "capacity to dominate" or "power to control."
THE SMALL FORWARD: 6-8 canthonyaNUGGETS NUGGETS Marion uses his similar size to limit Anthony's ability to overpower him in the post.
A bumper sticker said, "When you have overpowered an enemy, show him forgiveness out of gratitude for the ability to overpower him".
Hart's ability to overpower defenders after receiving a pass was displayed most notably in Notre Dame's 14-14 tie against Southern California at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in 1948.
Despite Mathewson's prediction that naturally gifted players "were no match for the scientific brainy players of inside baseball which had developed in the college," many of the game's stars, from Mickey Mantle to Reggie Jackson to Nolan Ryan, are remembered more for their Ruthian ability to overpower opponents.
The reason he starts with gratitude, Robbins explains, is because of its ability to overpower the dangerous emotions that can sidetrack us.
And though I know my mom suffered, trying to maintain her old lifestyle while battling against a life-or-death disease, I learned that she found hope in her ability to overpower the cancer.
Air conditions are crucial: there must be enough wind to inflate the wing, but not so much as to overpower Steinmetz's ability to steer.
This being so, the frigates were designed to overpower other frigates with the ability to escape from a ship of the line.
It takes willpower to overpower the will to power.
Nonetheless, he knew how to overpower, and this he practiced without the overpowered ever noticing that they were being overpowered.
They tried to overpower us".
