"embodiment of power" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you're describing an individual or a group of people who represent a particular source of power or who possess a high level of power, authority, or influence. For example, "He is the embodiment of power within our organization - his decisions are always respected and his advice is followed without question."
The cockerel, or okukor, is a formidable sculpture: this proud and fierce bird is an embodiment of power, virility, and force.
The Vietnam years, a future cultural historian will no doubt note, coincided with the glory years of the muscle car, a rolling embodiment of power and perhaps hubris.
The new Superman, Henry Cavill, bares his muscular chest; the hero is no longer a boy's amiable fantasy of strength but the literal embodiment of power, with the heft and the thickness of a lifetime gym bunny.
These included everyone from railway magnate Collis Huntington to oil mogul Edward Doheny to the embodiment of power, Los Angeles Times publisher Harrison Gray Otis.
"By the second year of the ball the tiara had become the embodiment of power for these girls and of the confidence it gives them being part of it".
He became the embodiment of power in the working-class immigrant city along the 710 Freeway.
Cusack is the embodiment of accustomed power.
Venus Williams, also 20, is the embodiment of that power after winning Wimbledon and the United States Open.
In the photograph, Ali looks the embodiment of physical power and youth, a sculpted David beside a fallen Goliath.
These actors achieve the sort of hyper-expressive or understated, rapid-fire or ruminatively halting presence that surpasses scripted drama to become a drama unto itself — a personal confrontation with, and embodiment of, the power of the cinema.
These actors achieve the sort of hyper-expressive or understated, rapid-fire or ruminatively halting presence that surpasses scripted drama to become a drama unto itself a personal confrontation with, and embodiment of, the power of the cinema.
