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"form the power" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to create or shape the source of influence or control. Example: The unity and determination of the people formed the power that brought about change in our society.
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Taken together, they form the power to constrain and the power to contest.
So in 1984, John Taylor and Andy Taylor responded to its call, summoning their heroes, Tony Thompson of Chic and Robert Palmer, to form the Power Station.
The hyper-specialised descendants of those ancient bacteria, the mitochondria, form the "power plants" inside the cells of all complex life today.Mr Lane's prose is clear.
The PC is just another access device as of now, and if the PC has to survive in its current form, the power needs to be backed by equally powerful storage devices, broadband access there is a bit of a disconnect here.
For a range between one half and one fifth of the supply voltage, the circuit can decrease in a quadratic form the power delivered to the load until one forth of its maximum value by varying the DC component at the baseband signal.
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New Yorkers by definition want to think of their city as the great imperial metropolis, the national locus of power and excitement, whatever forms the power and excitement assume.
After high school Taylor formed the power-pop band Simon Dawes, that put out a hook-rich album, "Carnivore," in 2006.
In tablet form the Android-powered FlexPai, as the device was christened, is 7.8-inches.
The DPR and DPD sitting together will form the MPR, with the power to amend the constitution.
The hybrid design will also form the basis of cars powered by fuel cells.
These three will form the framework for experiences, powered by analytics, data and connectivity.
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