'mobilizing power' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe the act of gathering resources or people to influence a situation or use for a specific task. For example, "The CEO was able to successfully mobilize power in order to prevent the takeover of the company."
Epitaphs for the Mubarak government all note that the mobilizing power of the Internet was one of the Egyptian opposition's most potent weapons.
Not only did the actor mobilizing power resources in the initial stage benefit from this resource mobilization, but other actors could also use the resources to their own benefit.
His recent books include The Art of Public Strategy: Mobilizing Power and Knowledge for the Public Good OUPP, 2008), Good and Bad Power: the ideals and betrayals of government (Penguin, 2006) and Connexity (Harvard Business Press and Jonathon Cape, 1998).
But religion, so often a powerful mobilizing force here, has so far played little role.
Pinpointing digital communities-of-interest as they do could certainly be useful for mobilizing social power, though in the ethically volatile, intensively surveilled world of cyberspace, the nature of massed power is always hard to evaluate and impossible to control.
Especially in New York, that's a mobilizing force for the South Asian community".
I cannot envision the survival of a Jewish collective after the catastrophe without the mobilizing and invigorating power of Zionism.
Weaponry that once only a large state, mobilizing scientists, industrial power, and resources could produce can now be made by ever-smaller states -- say North Korea with limited resources and a malnourished populace.
Mr. Ohnesorg's death had a powerful mobilizing effect.
Some are community activists raising awareness in their communities and mobilizing people to use their collective power for good.
As President-elect Obama, who won by mobilizing and reshaping the American electorate, transitions to power, attempts to increase transparency and grassroots democracy (see change.gov) hold interesting lessons and opportunities for health rights advocates.
