"power interplay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to describe the dynamic or interaction between individuals or entities who hold different levels of power or influence. Example: The power interplay between the CEO and the board of directors was evident in every decision made by the company. Despite their differences, they were able to reach a compromise that benefited the company as a whole.
Elites are self-perpetuating; the different spheres of power interplaying with one another, meaning the economic elite can more easily dabble in politics – think of the Mitford sisters trying ideologies on like dresses.
Gluckel is played by two actresses because, Ms. Cooper said, "it creates a dialogue between the Yiddish and English texts, so they can be heard overlapping -- for texture, for power, for interplay between the languages".
Women are now seeking to plumb the depths of power and its interplay with violence, sectarianism, philosophy and politics in order to express themselves more fully in the world.
It does so by analyzing the spatial organization of the parks' facilities and the resultant 'social voids.' Space, time and distance were found to be effective tools for the negotiation of privacy, the manifestation of power, and the interplay of dominance and self-confidence.
Furthermore, the interaction effect of this polymorphism and physical activity on muscle mass, strength and power elucidates the interplay of environmental and genetic factors in muscle properties and represents an example of how an unfavorable genetic background may perhaps be compensated for by healthy living habits, in this case physical activity.
The new challenges faced in a decarbonized future will involve the massive deployment of both AC and DC electronically-controlled components, for which a coordinated and more dynamic interplay between power electronics and power system communities is required.
By Alexandra Schwartz Gaitskill captures the subtle interplay of power and desire.
There is something more sexy, and more dramatic, in the interplay of power between Victoria and her various courtiers.
This paradox would probably have delighted Aleichem, whose writing takes its power from a complicated interplay of irony and inevitability.
