"land power" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it refers to the military strength of a nation on land. For example, "The country was well defended by its land power."
But it is primarily a land power.
Firms are miffed by a lack of land, power shortages and a surplus of red tape.
"Degrading land power capabilities and putting ground formations at risk for the sake of cost cutting is to call into question the relevance of land power".
When he turns to today's world, land power suddenly fades to black.
Tensions between the religious groups have exploded periodically, often as proxy for deeper divisions over land, power and politics.
The army, vindicated by history, is now reasserting the necessity of land power to solidify a war's outcome.
The world, for Dugin, is divided between conservative land powers (Russia) and libertine maritime powers (the U.S. and the U.K). — Eternal Rome and Eternal Carthage.
Sparta was leader of an alliance of independent states that included most of the major land powers of the Peloponnese and central Greece, as well as the sea power Corinth.
The police and land powers should be devolved into the provinces according to the 13 amendment to the constitution adopted after the Indo-Lanka agreement signed in 1987.
Shields now landing power shots with greater frequency.
In The Deserted Village the experience is one of enforced exile, as an idealized village community is ruthlessly broken up in the interests of landed power.
