The phrase "activating power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to energy, motivation, or the ability to initiate action or change.
Example: "The new software has an activating power that enhances user engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "energizing force" or "catalytic ability".
A single commercial carbon sorbent was treated with different activating agents such as carbon dioxide, water steam, ammonia, potassium hydroxide, and zinc (II) chloride, to compare their activating power toward evolution of microporosity beneficial for CO2 adsorption at ambient conditions.
On the other hand, more ambiguous findings have been reported with regard to KRAS A146T mutation, although its activating power was strongly suggested by in vitro mutagenesis assays (Feig and Cooper, 1988) and confirmed by mutational screening analyses, performed on wide series of colorectal cancers (Edkins et al, 2006).
I wish I had some getaway shoes, if you press a button it activates power jets; maximum speed 91 mph.
Some competitors activate power lift gates when someone simply stands close to it for a few seconds or waves a foot under the bumper.
Going beyond the rubric of material agency, papers also explore the importance of considering somatic intelligence and ritual technology that developed to activate power and sacrality of objects and buildings in Indic religious contexts.
The objective of this study was to quantify the difference in mechanical efficiency and user power generation between traditional manual wheelchairs and a pushrim activated power assisted wheelchair (PAPAW).
Ben seals and then activates power to the compartment he had loaded with metal items, blowing a hole in the back of it.
Variable-ratio pushrim-activated power-assist wheelchair eases wheeling over a variety of terrains for elders.
Objective: To evaluate a novel pushrim-activated, power-assisted wheelchair (PAPAW) for compliance with wheelchair standards, metabolic energy cost during propulsion, and ergonomics during selected activities of daily living (ADLs).
She devised a game, she explained in a TED talk, wherein her "secret identity" was "Jane the Concussion Slayer"; with her sister and husband as allies, she "battled the bad guys" and "activated power-ups" to nurse herself back to health.
Edge called Titanfall "a game of time management", spent planning when timers will deplete and activate powers.
