Part of the sentence "destruction power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the capability of something to cause destruction. For example, "Nuclear weapons possess an incredible destruction power."
We felt that planned destruction of power plants, and interference with rail and telephone communications, would scare away capital from the country, thus compelling the voters of the country to reconsider their position.
But there is also an underlying philosophy of hatred, destruction, and power which is drawn from the darker side of esoteric thought, and in which there is a notable absence of compassion.
They include racial theories based on the superiority of the Slavic or Teutonic peoples, and their incompatibility with each other; Friedrich Nietszche's glorification of destruction and power; distorted forms of Darwinism which saw the survival of the fittest as a prescription for an endless arms race.
It is not the sad-eyed embrace of a loved one — a grandmother trapped behind the enemy's Iron Curtain or a long-lost lover, the dream of "one," of holding and being held, dashed forever against the rocks of failed politics and the gimlet-eyed heat of madmen bent on destruction and power.
Furthermore, extensive muscle destruction, electric power accidents and post-ischemic syndrome are often associated with a marked release of myoglobin (crush syndrome) which can result in an increase in blood viscosity, as shown in animal experiments [ 34].
"The traits that define Apollo — bringer and averter of destruction, healing powers, aloofness and withdrawal, youthful beauty, skill in the lyre...
Some 70 years ago, the United States gathered its greatest scientists and resources in a secret project, the Manhattan Project, to build the first weapons of mass-destruction, nuclear power.
The great works of art are about evil, destruction, weakness, the power of love, the power of grace.
In the Koker trilogy, for example, we see an ongoing life force in the face of death and destruction, and the power of human resilience to overcome and defy death.
The cost of the rebuild of the energy infrastructure network from those fires has been estimated at $26m following the destruction of 873 power poles, 77 transmission poles, 44 transformers and up to 50 kilometres of overhead power lines.
