The phrase "augments power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that increases or enhances power, whether it be physical, political, or metaphorical.
Example: "The new technology significantly augments power in renewable energy systems, making them more efficient."
Alternatives: "enhances strength" or "increases capability".
Some analysts believe this was his way of augmenting power and asserting his independence.
Regarding (bio cathode, selecting appropriate electron acceptor could significantly attenuate the potential loss present on the cathode, effectively augmenting power generation in MFCs (He et al. 2015).
This effect results into compression of vortices on the downstream of Darrieus rotor thereby pushing the rotor in its rotation, hence augment power production.
Serving as a brown field project, Sembcorp, through ESWPC Fujairah IWPP has made a commitment to supply 535 megawatts (MW) of power and 100 million imperial gallons per day (MIGD) of water, as well as an additional commitment of augmenting power supply to 760 MW from February 2009.
The company increased the fan size to augment power, enabling the engine to deliver 311 kN of thrust.
Certainly Hissa's womanhood - concealed and yet therefore for the same reason so extremely revealed - augments her power.
In addition, the accuracy and specificity of qPCR compared to microarray analysis further augments the power of this approach.
The founder colonies are more favourable than wild mosquitoes for mapping because they display higher levels of informative LD, which facilitates detection of associations, they carry lower levels of genetic variation, which also augments the power of detection, and population subdivision is controlled to avoid the risk of spurious associations due to stratification.
Meanwhile, the Cardinals augmented that power with steady pitching and solid defense to run away with the N.L. Central by 10 games.
This time while she's in, they're installing radio topmast antenna to augment the power of her radio beacon, which gives ships their bearing on N. Y .harbor.
