"devastating power" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It conveys a sense of great destructive force, usually referred to things like weapons, natural disasters, or other phenomena that can cause immense destruction. For example: The tornado unleashed its devastating power, leaving a wide path of destruction in its wake.
Such devastating power, with which we've already changed our world so dramatically.
In the neighbourhood of Bustan al-Qasr, residents said bunker-buster bombs had been deployed with devastating power.
In a final encounter of devastating power, Jack goes to his father to tell him that he is going away again.
Botham, using a bat borrowed from Gooch, continued to cream the bowlers with orthodox shots, his own innovations and flukes, all hit with devastating power.
Fontijn flicked the left jab from the outside and used lateral movement to stay away from Shields' devastating power as fans chanted "Nouch-ka!
Monk came to mind as Mr. Lugansky, a competition warrior of devastating power and precision, subdued Beethoven at the height of his pianistic orneriness.
Mobile devices are often the most fused into our lives, and the underlying apps can have some intriguing (read: devastating) powers.
A 27-year-old native of Samoa, Tua has pounded his way up the ranks with devastating punching power, knocking out his last eight opponents.
During his tenure as George W. Bush's defense secretary, Rumsfeld championed a mode of warfare that relied on limited numbers of soldiers armed with high-tech equipment and backed by precise, devastating air power.
Given his wrestling background and devastating punch power, Cintron would presumably fare better than most boxers.
There are moments of devastating emotional power and the picture is built on a foundation of the anticipation of unimaginable grief.
