The phrase "architecture of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political structures, social hierarchies, or systems of control and influence.
Example: "The architecture of power in this society is designed to maintain the status quo and limit social mobility."
Alternatives: "structure of authority" or "framework of control".
On this basis I analyze the role of triadic arrangements as a specialized architectural element in relation to the urban planning and into the "architecture of power" framework.
Gelb then focuses on the architecture of power in the 21st century.
The architecture of power in Brussels is faceless: it seems to embody the determination to dissolve political traditions into a monolith.
But the principal reason for that was the architecture of power that you had in Europe and Northeast Asia with the end of the Cold War.
There he was able to create this new dominant hierarchy in the way that tyrants have in the past, using the architecture of power to control the major resources, especially the water.
They sought to stage an Olympics that made manifest their image of themselves, and Speer Jr, looking back to his father's mastery of the architecture of power, delivered the goods.
That world vision is gone — except to a few Washington diehards who haven't grasped the new emerging global architectures of power, economics, prestige and influence.
This has energized two groups who are notoriously apathetic and lacking in civic engagement — the young and the poor — and has done so outside the existing architectures of power and politics.
Besides efficiency considerations and discussions about architectures of power distribution networks, the increasing numbers of installations of PV systems for implementing renewable energies have secondary effects.
These two configurations mimic proposed architectures of power systems for multiple gyrotron systems and demonstrate their advantages or disadvantages, which will be discussed in more detail.
