The phrase "exceeds the power" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to go beyond the limitation or authority that one has been given or allowed. Example: The CEO's decision to give himself a raise exceeded the power that the company's board had granted him.
With the heart pumping at maximum power and exceeds the power of every other gate, this gate makes the user the most powerful figure in a battle yet kills them shortly after.
When this redeposition of the fusion energy into the plasma exceeds the power lost from the plasma, the plasma will be self-sustaining, or "ignited".
"Suppose that the justices agree with the plaintiffs and say that this law exceeds the power of Congress, there are many ways Congress could get around that limitation and still have all of the power it has.
A federal judge in Houston, in a little-noticed decision, declared this month that part of the 1994 law, known as the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, is unconstitutional because it exceeds the power of Congress to regulate commerce.
As Machiavelli put it: "Nature has so constituted men that, though all things are objects of desire, not all things are attainable; so that desire always exceeds the power of attainment, with the result that men are ill content with what they possess and their present state brings them little satisfaction".
Instead, his will be a post where responsibility far exceeds the power to fulfil it.
Mr Hoeness did not contest that number, which exceeds the powers of imagination of most German taxpayers.
They argued that a provision of the law, which requires the purchase of insurance in some circumstances, exceeds the powers granted to Congress by the Constitution.
Don't be surprised if a Tea Party member soon speaks on the floor of the House urging repeal of the health care reform law's individual mandate because Justice Scalia secretly advised that it exceeds the powers of Congress.
Such a computer would exceed the power of today's fastest supercomputers for certain types of simulation.
Creative use of digital media could equal if not exceed the power of the political parties to raise funds and organise elections.
