The phrase "infectious power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a type of influence that spreads and affects a group or population quickly. For example, you could say, "The leader's infectious power inspired the team to reach new heights."
The Tanganyikan and holy laughter epidemics, and laughter yoga, are dramatic examples of the infectious power of laughter, something that most of us may have experienced in more modest measure.
The art movement seems to have its own infectious power, encouraging anyone to have a go.
By our choice, I mean the choice of millions of ordinary Americans who know the infectious power of kindness and respect.
This quantity is not only important in describing the infectious power of the disease, but can also can supply information for controlling the spread of the disease [ 32].
What sets prions apart from the body's 100,000 or so other proteins is their capacity, when mutated, to assume the malign and infectious powers of a virus.
His music is full of top tunes, infectious rhythmic power, and bold, poster-paint colours.
His drinking almost gets him fired, although when he — and Power — contract infectious hepatitis, the tour is suspended until they recover.
Hannah Gill and the Hours North Carolina's Gill (18) has a voice to raise the dead: a deep, brassy power and infectious impishness that recalls Amy Winehouse.
By the 1990s they had set up Wired magazine, a zippy, infectious paean to the power of new technology to solve the world's problems, and begun work fleshing out their ideas about the centrality of electronic information to modern life.
To further assess the relationship, the researchers built a statistical model that allowed them to test the predictive power of infectious disease burden against other variables previously associated with IQ, such as education, temperature, distance from sub-Saharan Africa, and wealth.
It is an emphatic "yes" to the question, "Can I do better?" His greatness, both the humility and the power, were infectious.
