The phrase "delegating power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of assigning authority or responsibility to others, often in a leadership or organizational context.
Example: "The manager is delegating power to her team members to encourage autonomy and improve decision-making."
Alternatives: "assigning authority" or "transferring responsibility."
Where Mr Eisner micro-managed, Mr Iger is delegating power to senior managers.
Delegating power to the Commission to preempt state registration authority by regulation simply does not work.
Although the accord was rejected in a referendum, the process of delegating power to the provinces has continued.
Our entire modern project has been about delegating power over us to skilled people who want to do the work and be rewarded accordingly.
It could certainly be argued that, by previously delegating power to the Pentagon over Iraq, she has helped to create the chaos her group is now in charge of calming.
We argue that this asymmetry, in certain circumstances, has pathological consequences that Congress could address by formally delegating power to the President to adjust the quotas and admissions criteria at the heart of immigration law.
He faced down Democratic leaders, who opposed delegating powers to an unelected board for the government's popular health insurance programs.
NRHM's health sector plans included health system strengthening, specific maternal and child healthcare strategies/schemes (RCH-II), and communitization (delegating powers to and empowering the community to monitor the healthcare delivery system) (21).
He thinks that delegating powers for a renewable period of five years is more reasonable than delegating them for an indefinite period.
Even as it delegated power, it sought to retain some for itself.
The Bank of England said it had delegated power from parliament that would make the new rule work.
