The phrase "amassing of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the accumulation or gathering of influence, authority, or control, often in political or organizational settings.
Example: "The amassing of power by the ruling party has raised concerns among the opposition and the public."
Alternatives: "accumulation of power" or "consolidation of power".
Drawing on American imagery in bold, playful ways, it presents the "Ring" as a story about the amassing of power and its corrupting effect, the despoiling of nature and the oppression of have-nots.
But just as critics warned back in 1992 that American overreaching would ultimately create a coalition of enemies determined to check it, so Cheney's relentless amassing of power and influence has finally rebounded on him in Bush's second term.
Can it be any clearer that caring about our security is not this administration's prime motivation but rather the amassing of power in the executive at the expense of both Congress and the judiciary and therefore our country's citizens?
She invokes distinctively American imagery — showing Alberich the dwarf as a sullen forty-niner in baggy overalls panning for gold and Wotan as a corporate "master of the universe" — to present the "Ring" as a mythical story about the amassing of power and its corrupting effect, the oppression of the have-nots and the despoiling of the environment.
Indeed, as the McCarthy era and the wiretapping of Martin Luther King, Jr., illustrated, the government's amassing of power, especially in relation to its ability to spy on Americans, predates the passage of the Patriot Act in 2001.
And, in fact, as the McCarthy era and the wiretapping of Martin Luther King Jr. illustrated, the government's amassing of power, especially in relation to its ability to spy on Americans, predates the passage of the Patriot Act in 2001.
For much of the last decade, Hungary's prime minister has made consistent strides toward achieving his own particular brand of success: the methodical weakening of his country's democratic institutions, including the courts and the independent media, and the amassing of personal power.
It seems to me that holding back helped perpetuate this infringement of Fourth Amendment rights and further embolden an administration that reflexively sanctions the amassing of unchecked powers.
The office of the tribunus plebis began to lose its prestige due to Augustus' amassing of tribunal powers, so he revived its importance by making it a mandatory appointment for any plebeian desiring the praetorship.
Congress imposed that restriction in 1976 to help ensure some political independence for the bureau and to prevent future directors from amassing the level of power wielded by its longtime director J. Edgar Hoover, who had died several years earlier.
With a little tutelage under Pope Francis, Donald Trump could amass the kind of power that would really make him a threat to both fellow Republican contenders and Democrats.
