"power of wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase, for example, to refer to the ability to create lasting and influential change by the means of having financial wealth. For example: "The power of wealth can be used to create positive social change in communities around the world."
The power of wealth is sometimes reflected in social institutions.
Lee augments the hectic clash of violence and sex with the pressures of intellectual disputations and the unchallenged power of wealth.
Or, with its gold and precious stones, is it a message about the power of wealth as well as the power of God?
Mizoguchi's limpid heartbreaker is also a fierce denunciation of the subjugation of women, the power of wealth, and Japan's unjust though splendid traditions.
At the top of the table, the power of wealth alone to advance social progress seems to wane above a certain threshold.
The emerging power of wealth based on money and not solely on land and the waning power of the Church are not mere coincidences.
Austen was satirical about love but reverent about money; she had an almost romantic belief in the healing powers of wealth and breeding.
He did, though, reach a robustly radical conclusion: "For the sake of protecting and extending the powers of wealth, big-C Conservatives regularly sacrifice the small-c conservatism that many of them genuinely cherish.
If "The Little Foxes" is about the corrupting powers of wealth, the director Jack O'Brien's interpretation of the play, which opened last night at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, is more a cautionary essay on the foolish squandering of artistic riches.
Some people operate under the mistaken belief that, by being near someone who is rich and famous, a star's magical powers of wealth and celebrity will rub off on them.
"It's time to change the political system, the economic system, so there is a fairer redistribution of power and of wealth," said student leader Camila Vallejo.
