"full of power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has a lot of strength, energy, or authority. For example: "The politician's speech was full of power, and left the audience in awe."
"We were full of power and ambition".
Third, electric cars are full of power electronics and software.
"This one is strong, vigorous, full of power," Aguilar said.
I know, he hit a homer, he's a power hitter, but the Ranger lineup is full of power hitters.
A 1977 from D'Oliveiras was astoundingly youthful, full of power and zest, though a little out of balance.
It's a sustained sensation full of power, music and communion with the audience, unique to this stage, this festival.
With the turbine out of the water, the gray barge, topped by a shack full of power-regulating equipment, looks like a home-built high-tech paddlewheeler.
For the finale of a Pearl Jam set full of power-chorded wrath, Eddie Vedder sang Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" with a bitter voice and a baleful, unwavering gaze.
In material terms, the contemporary Chinese dream is not so different from the traditional American dream, of spacious homes full of power-consuming appliances and a car or two in the driveway, and therein lies the source of concern for the country's leaders -- and indeed for the world.
WiFi is a very power-hungry standard and the N95 is full of power-hungry features.
The web app is full of power-user shortcuts (hitting the 'A' key archives an email, while 'R' opens a response) — that coupled with the overall focus on forming a clear picture of what needs to be accomplished on any given day makes for a potentially powerful tool for the chronically busy.
