The phrase "amassing 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 social discussions.
Example: "The politician was criticized for amassing power at the expense of democratic principles."
Alternatives: "gaining power" or "accumulating power".
By amassing power at the top, he prevented Indonesia from developing independent democratic institutions.
Mr Rumsfeld is particularly close to his fellow ex-CEO and one-time protégé, Dick Cheney, who succeeded him as President Ford's chief of staff.Sun king or Sun Tzu?No one can doubt Mr Rumsfeld's success in amassing power.
Now, the prospect of a bank controlled by the Russian government amassing power in the former Soviet bloc region is, understandably, making regulators nervous in Poland and elsewhere in central and Eastern Europe.
For six seasons Don's animating force has been mojo — that commingling sense of amassing power — and this is the first episode this season that shows him grappling with it.
Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has suffered his biggest setback in 13 years of amassing power as voters denied his ruling party a parliamentary majority for the first time since 2002 and gave the country's large Kurdish minority its biggest voice ever in national politics.
Mr Saleh stood accused of amassing power and wealth for his immediate family, nimbly wielding oil revenues and foreign aid to perpetuate his 33-year-long hold on the state.In February there was initial optimism when thousands took to the streets demanding Mr Saleh's resignation, erecting a tent city in Sana'a's Change Square that is still in place.
Those who amassed power by purging others ended up getting purged.
Mas Canosa amassed power in Miami and Washington through charisma, clever maneuvering, and stark intimidation.
By Gary Sernovitz May 12, 2017 In the United States and Saudi Arabia, unelected men in their thirties have swiftly amassed power.
The senior branch of the family had consolidated its lands and amassed power under the British.
