The phrase "empowered me with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone has given you strength or authority to do something. For example: "The words of encouragement from my boss empowered me with the confidence I needed to tackle the next project."
Lastly, at a presentation in Huntsman Hall about the issues facing the next administration, Dr. Mark Duggan empowered me with knowledge for action about the major issues facing the next administration, with particular emphasis on the looming fiscal cliff.
The real possibilities of social business have provided me perspective, and in a way empowered me with the thought that I may be less insignificant than I initially believed -- that my contributions along with others in the Hult Prize community could actually create real impact.
We move together, slow and spiritually until we become fluid bonded; Sensei Rza empowering me with the life force of his semen.
"Understanding different personalities has empowered me to deal with other people".
He empowered me by entrusting me with key decision-making on budgeting and hiring.
My short time with her energized and empowered me.
My memories started to empower me, and I wrote with feverish purpose.
This rational illumination empowers me to "see utterly clearly with my mind's eye"; my feelings of certainty are grounded — indeed, "I see a manifest contradiction" in denying the proposition of which I'm convinced.
Shyly offering up its findings at the beginning, it is now fully empowered to zap me with whatever what it believes I need to confront in my life.
It does make me more empowered, more comfortable with talking about pain management.
"Women leave here empowered, with an economic vision and with tools … She is not frightened or fearful of confronting her reality".
