The phrase "acting power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to the authority or influence someone has while performing a role or function.
Example: "The CEO has the acting power to make significant decisions on behalf of the company during the transition period."
Alternatives: "exercising authority" or "operational authority".
Finally, the de-personalised way of portraying a big company like the Umbrella company (Resident Evil) as main acting power behind the bio-tech research, with no clear single owner or director, in a way pushes to extremes the idea that profit-oriented industrial research is more and more taking the place of virtuous academic research, as expressed by some contemporary observers (Shapin 2008).
The fast acting, power electronics based FACTS controllers which are capable of improving both steady state and dynamic performance permit newer approaches to system stabilization.
Through critical essays and design projects, the journal aims to open up discussions on the expanded agency of the designer, agency both as a form of capacity in relation to new techniques and strategies, and as a faculty of acting, power, and disciplinary repositioning.
The simplest example is the violent and natural motion of a mixed body in a medium, when the acting power has to overcome the external resistance of the medium as well as the internal resistance of an element being moved away from its natural place.
What matters most to people – holding power to account or acting as power's PR?
"We like to say that we're using our acting powers for good," Wilder said.
Her acting powers were undiminished, but her health was still not good and interfered with her late career.
Translated by Alan Yuhas (@AlahYuhas): It's important to note that the US State Department is frantically gathering any speculation spread by the acting powers in Kiev in order to justify charges against Russia about inciting and even organizing disorder in south-east Ukraine.
Daniel Wozniak, 31, hoped to "use his magical acting powers to trick the dumb police," prosecutor Matt Murphy told jurors during his closing argument Wednesday morning.
Eddie Redmayne got an Oscar last year for going out of his comfort zone and playing someone with a severe, crippling disability, and when The Rock does the same thing – using his acting powers to channel something he is not, i.e. a human being capable of experiencing fear – he barely wins an MTV award.
Here the proclaimed message, the gospel, is more basic than an overview of Jesus' earthly life, which in Acts is referred to only briefly as "his acting with power, going about doing good, and healing and exorcising" (10 38ff).
