The phrase 'firing power' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the strength, intensity, or effectiveness of something. For example: "The company needed to increase its firing power in order to compete in the market."
"To carry this out, the national intelligence director has to have hiring and firing power," said Mr. Lehman, who was Navy secretary in the Reagan administration.
B1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 EDUCandON Teacher Contract Haggling City and union negotiators remained far apart on the size of a raise for 80,000 school teachers, and union officials said Mayor Giuliani had a new demand: hiring and firing power over the schools chancellor.
The IWGB's Games Workers Unite branch will hold its first meeting on December 16, which the union says will be open to all past, current and "soon to be" workers in the industry — including contract, agency and casual workers, plus direct employees (with the exception of those with hiring and firing power).
Thanks to various feed-in-tariff programs, aimed to the development of electric energy production from renewable sources, several biomass firing power plants have been realized in Italy in the last few years, contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel energy dependence.
There, the two century old guns proved they still had it, both in firing power and aim.
When we voted for you, it was most certainly not a vote to give Andrew Breitbart hiring and firing power in our government.
Eventually, Americans began using gas to heat their homes and, later, to fire power plants.
One solution is to run a large coal fired power plant.
Unlike building coal fired power stations in the past, it would be a deliberate mistake.
The biggest increase since the abolition of the carbon price has been the dirtiest brown coal fired power.
The majority of Australia's carbon pollution comes from stationary energy generation, those big coal fired power stations.
