The phrase 'foundation of power' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the basis or source of one's power or authority. For example: The Prime Minister's legitimacy as a leader is based on the strong foundation of power his political party has within the government.
The divide has deepened since Mr. Thaksin courted a poor constituency as a foundation of power.
Mr. Kagan's focus on the military foundation of power tends to ignore these other dimensions of security, all of which are becoming more important at a time of increased globalization.
The Carolina rice kingdom, the foundation of power in a state that would eventually lead the South out of the nation, came into being because African slaves had mastered -- and shared -- the techniques necessary for growing rice seeds in standing water.
By positioning voice as the foundation of power on board ship, Cooper transforms, as if by magic, nondemocratic shipboard command into an authoritarian liberalism that might also obtain on land.
Over the years, Mr. Lopez patched together three foundations of power.
He has broken through the exalted facade of the system and exposed the real, base foundations of power.
While the pretend electorate let successive pretend governments persist in their mutual masquerade, the barely hidden deep state has dug ever deeper foundations of power.
Given that information access, as well as brokerage of relationships within the organization, have traditionally been the foundations of power, some managers will have to learn to give up those levels of influence on their subordinates and peers.
The job of Political Theater, however, is just the opposite: discuss the major events that effect the greatest number of people, undermine the foundations of Power, and encourage people to rebel against injustice and oppression.
As Vaclav Havel, former dissident and President of the Czech Republic said, those who shout the Emperor is naked, break "the exalted façade of the system" and expose its "real, base foundations of power".
However, large anchors are frequently necessary in reinforced concrete structures such as containment buildings of nuclear power plants and turbine generator foundation of thermal power plants.
