The phrase "aerial power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, military capabilities, or discussions about air superiority.
Example: "The country's aerial power has significantly increased with the acquisition of advanced fighter jets."
Alternatives: "air superiority" or "aviation strength".
Stoke certainly will be, even if they are less dependent these days on aerial power.
There was a moment early on when Germany paid for Götze's lack of aerial power.
Carroll's performance could not have been any more stereotypical, or any more effective, and his aerial power featured in all three goals.
All favour a style of play that prizes strength and aerial power above things like - let's see - being able to control the ball and pass it accurately.
However, the Ipswich Town striker's aerial power, and his timely hat-trick against Rotherham United last weekend, could see him get the nod.
This followed United Nations sanctions imposed after his country's February nuclear test and a series of joint U.S. and South Korean military drills that have included a rare U.S. show of aerial power.
But the level of play will arguably be better and is much more suited to Drogba's considerable strengths: power, physicality, aerial ability.
Native Americans of the Mississippian culture (c. 800 1500) used the peregrine, along with several other birds of prey, in imagery as a symbol of "aerial (celestial) power" and buried men of high status in costumes associating to the ferocity of "raptorial" birds.
Aerial and underground power cables compose a major portion of the electrical circuit from the generator to the point of utilization of the electric power.
He will provide power, aerial threat and goals.
He did say, however, that solar cells could one day be used to help power unmanned aerial vehicles, or U.A.V.s.
