"power was cut" is a grammatically correct sentence in written English.
You can use it in a range of contexts, for example: The severe storm caused power to be cut across the region.
Power was cut, and workers got them out.
This April 14, the day the power was cut, another complaint was filed over illegal subdivisions.
Metal sheets were fixed over the windows, and the power was cut off.
And unlike their electronic counterparts, they would retain information when the power was cut.
The power was cut off, but Medina's chest continued to heave until he died.
In Georgia, power was cut to more than 30,000 homes and businesses.
And that happened because so much power was cut off at once.
Banana, coffee and citrus crops were damaged, and power was cut to nearly the entire country.
She said the power was cut because workers needed to isolate the damaged wires.
The hotel's power was cut during the fire, and there were no emergency lights.
Three other Palestinians were wounded in the exchange, and Hebron's electric power was cut off.
