The phrase "accompanies power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that exists alongside or is associated with power, often in a context discussing dynamics or relationships.
Example: "In many organizations, authority often accompanies power, influencing decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "is paired with power" or "goes hand in hand with power".
Patrick Stewart, without minimising Macbeth's evil, excellently highlights the paranoia that accompanies power.
Even "The Good Wife," the CBS series starring Julianna Margulies and produced by Scott Free, the company he owns with his brother and fellow director, Tony Scott, draws DNA from the corruption that often accompanies power.
In this dream, women are immune to the corruption that often accompanies power.
Branner's themes are the moral and emotional tensions accompanying power and fear.
The main purpose is to achieve an effective compression of the energy pulse with accompanying power gain (amplification).
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At times, it's hard to discern the intended audience for a show about a princess who must learn to cry and whose gravity-defying performance brings to mind the musical "Wicked," but without the accompanying power ballads.
As a social scientist, I invite students to explore institutional leadership from multiple angles: the political tradeoffs, the organizational mechanics required to get things done, the inertia of institutions, as well as the dark side of leadership -- the excesses and failures that often accompany power.
As this battery voltage can directly supply the power electronics without a voltage level shifter, accompanying power losses were minimized.
It is mounted on a special frame worn by the pilot: the overall weight of the equipment and accompanying power plant vary between 20 and 40 kg.
It all underscored the strange dissonance that accompanies the power changeover that's under way in Washington, and the unsettling sense that no one, not even those in the seats of influence, has any clue what President Trump really believes or is likely to do.
