The phrase 'groups of power' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to powerful groups of people or entities. For example, "Many countries are unhappy with the international groups of power that are making decisions on their behalf."
The overhaul will ultimately reorganize Russia's electricity sector into groups of power producers, distributors and sales units.
We need more critical voices in the Middle East -- voices that hold regimes (and other groups of power) accountable and challenge their repressive and corrupt policies.
Interestingly, the proportion of Dlk1+/Pax7+ SCs was significantly different between the groups of power lifters.
There has been a strong worldwide pressure with groups of power that have lobbied for the importance given to this disease, (although) every disease is important and people affected by any disease are important too.
"We're being taken advantage of by several groups of powers that be," Mr. Bamburg said.
Their mediation remains as crucial as ever but, at least for now, it would be more effectively exercised in concert with other powers or groups of powers.Which powers might those be?
Past episodes have featured Carrie dating a bisexual and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) befriending a group of "power lesbians".
"You have a small group of power brokers in this party that won't allow it to grow nationally," Mr. Ventura said, referring to the Perot supporters.
Mr Sisi, the power behind the coup, has stripped the Islamist group of power and crushed it, labelling it a terrorist organisation.
A third, smaller group has focused on "qualifying facilities," a group of power plants that use renewable sources, like wind or geothermal power, or co-generators, which make both electricity and steam.
"This is more of the same — yet another attempt by some states and environmental groups to change U.S. climate policy through litigation," Dan Riedinger, a spokesman at the Edison Electric Institute, a trade group of power companies, said in a statement.
