"entails power" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is a necessary or inherent part of having or exercising power. Example: "In a democratic society, the right to vote entails power, as it allows individuals to have a say in the decision-making process of their government."
This, though, would entail power-sharing between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and oppositionists and cooperation with Russia, Iran, and China to fix a settlement.
A power transmission grid is generally a routine electrical circuit except that it entails carrying power generated at geographically separated locations over long distances to customers or users (loads) at other geographical locations.
However, the use of CP entails a power and spectral efficiency loss (which could be as high as 25%).
Cudworth's use of the terms 'hegemonikon' (taken from Stoicism) and 'autexousion' (taken from Plotinus) underlines the fact that the exercise of will entails the power to act.
It obviously follows, as Anselm points out, that freedom of choice neither is nor entails the power to sin; God and the good angels have freedom of choice, but they are incapable of sinning.
A good qualitative study entails the power of describing, explaining and theorising the phenomenon of interest.
Other methods entail power control and focus on reducing the transmission power of femtocells[12 14].
If he is right, then the power to cause one's actions in the self-determining way does not entail the power to do or choose otherwise Frankfurt's argument has persuaded many, but remains highly controversial.
Lower PAPR, or similarly lower crest factor, leads to reduced linearity requirements for the power amplifiers and to relaxed resolution specifications for the digital-to-analogue converters at the user equipments, entailing higher power efficiency.
He was a supporter of states' rights, drawing on a Southern political legacy that predated the Civil War; his vision of liberty often entailed granting power and discretion to state governments, to help them stand firm against federal tyranny.
