The phrase "attendant power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the power or authority that accompanies a particular role or position, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The attendant power of the president includes the ability to appoint judges and veto legislation."
Alternatives: "associated power" or "accompanying authority".
An attendant power shift could follow, with potentially great political ramifications.
I was lucky to be able to get good pieces in good pictures, but that wasn't because I was given a lot of choices". All of the attendant power lunching and points divvying suggests a man somewhat removed from his hardscrabble roots in the South Bronx, his first career as a bus-route announcer or his second, as a nightclub bouncer.
This issue is difficult to convincingly address given differences in allele frequency, sample sizes, and attendant power in African American studies (7).
The benefits of the "group function" can be fostered (as opposed to undermined) by the active participation of a medical provider's role – particularly because the conventional role of medical provider as adjudicator (with attendant power differentials) are mitigated by the group function and process.
But like individual souls, a particular regime will require some of these roles and their attendant powers, but it need not possess all of them.
Had I won, there was no way I was going to give up the attendant powers, limited as they were: leading the grand march at the prom, planning the line of the procession for the graduation exercises.
Given this method, it would seem to follow that, for any set of entities, if the causal powers of those entities are found wanting on the basis of consistency and yet the proposition in question were known to be true, then another kind of entity, with its attendant causal powers, would have to exist.
These distinctions will increasingly impact the fields of molecular epidemiology and microbial forensics as today's technologies and their attendant discriminatory powers are utilized in such investigations.
In reality, the erosion of individual privacy in the West and the attendant centralization of power make abuses inevitable, moving the "good" societies closer to the "bad" ones.
Whereas in 1945, much of the world faced a half-century of tyranny as a result of the atomic bomb, in 2015, we face the inexorable spread of invasive mass surveillance and the attendant transfer of power to those connected to its superstructures.
If a prima facie case does exist for measures supportive of voice, the downside is the growth in bargaining power attendant upon measures favoring increased worker representation.
