The phrase "absolute power from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing authority, control, or influence derived from a particular source or entity.
Example: "The dictator believed that absolute power from the military would ensure his reign remained unchallenged."
Alternatives: "total authority from" or "unquestioned power from".
It serves the greater good and prevents "absolute power from corrupting absolutely".
Consequently, Salinas introduced electoral reforms, dismissed by some opposition groups as too timid, and dissidents within the PRI began to campaign for greater intraparty democracy; in particular, some within the PRI wanted to radically alter the candidate-selection process to remove absolute power from a handful of party elites.
President Mohamed Morsi's policies and his claim of absolute power from November of the previous year were begging to wear thin on the Egyptian citizens.
The whole-head maps of absolute power for the broad-band EEG from patients' and controls' populations are shown in Fig. 6A and B, respectively.
Absolute power for a day.
Specifically, we observe absolute power extracted from qEEG data for theta band.
As mayor, you don't have absolute power, apart from the power to get stuck on a zip wire.
As can be seen from Table 2, the maximum absolute power difference ranged from 14.5% (U-test) to 84% (MDMR).
And in a closely divided legislature, they will also try to take over key committees to prevent Mr Correa from abusing the amendments.The president is still far from absolute power.
This is how good writing defends us from absolute power or – which comes to much the same thing – absolute social stasis.
In a series of tweets, Trump said Mexico must exert "absolute power" to block migrants from entering Mexico possibly en route to the U.S. border, declared DACA "dead," and again called on U.S. lawmakers to streamline voting rules to pass tougher border measures.
