The phrase "adversary power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geopolitical relations, military strategy, or competitive scenarios where one entity is in opposition to another.
Example: "The nation's defense strategy must account for the capabilities of any potential adversary power in the region."
Alternatives: "opposing force" or "rival power".
Deterrence, military strategy under which one power uses the threat of reprisal effectively to preclude an attack from an adversary power.
Why, it has been asked, does the Defense department see fit to hand over the keys to its online defences to a foreign company with alleged links to an adversary power?
Recent designs to implement a Byzantine fault-tolerant bias-resistant public random generator only scale to hundreds of participants and still have relatively high failure rates (reported at 0.08% for and adversary power bounded at (frac {1}{3}) and 32 participants) [53].
One of the things observers wonder about is what sort of quid pro quo the Administration has been offering the adversary powers in exchange for the cessation of hostilities.
We could wake up one morning and be blinded and deafened by adversary powers, because so many of our most precious assets are up in space".
We could wake up one morning and be blinded and deafened by adversary powers, because so many of our most precious assets are up in space". This unfortunately has nothing to do with the threat of an extraterrestrial invasion, but more so with other countries' rapidly maturing space programs namely in Russia and China.
Irregular warfare favors indirect and asymmetric approaches, though it may employ the full range of military and other capabilities, in order to erode an adversary's power, influence and will".
In the early stages of a conflict, he says, "it may be considered just a little too easy" to sabotage an adversary's power grid or telecommunications with software, instead of with explosives.
But I am proud to have stood by their sides because they were entitled to have at least one person stand firm in their defense and in the defense of the rule of law against a powerful adversary — the awesome power of my own government.
When asked how he could give his adversaries such power, Lincoln, Goodwin noted, offered a simple reply.
As the lactic acid builds up in the legs of her adversaries, Freeman powers clear, the final strides run as if there's a wall to be crashed through on the finish line.
