"centralisation of power into" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "The government sought to institute a centralisation of power into its executive branch."
The centralisation of power in Westminster and London has shifted.
"But whether that translates into better teaching is very questionable".What is certain is that academies and free schools represent a substantial centralisation of power in Whitehall.
He survived the disintegration of the Soviet empire in the 1990s and the centralisation of power in the 2000s.
NC: It's a trend which has developed towards the centralisation of power in the executive which I don't think is a healthy development.
The centralisation of power in Westminster wasn't the top issue in this referendum, but the yearning for greater control was.
If similar powers were given to other cities it would change the way Britain is run, reversing a decades-long trend towards the centralisation of power in Westminster.Many attempts have been made to give cities and regions more clout.
Ever greater fragmentation and atomisation, more schools with unqualified teachers and no local oversight, the centralisation of power in an unwieldy Department for Education can only exacerbate the risk of further problems.
In an article last Thursday, Ranj Alaaldin argued that Iraq's current problems can be traced back to the centralisation of power in Baghdad, and suggested that the country must turn towards federalism in order to overcome these issues.
While he appreciates their novelty, however, he is concerned by what he calls their "absolute amateurism" and centralisation of power in the hands of Grillo and his web guru, Roberto Casaleggio.
The knowledge that somebody is leaking such material cannot do much for the atmosphere in Mr Blair's inner circle.Factionalism within the government has been exacerbated by the centralisation of power in Downing Street.
