"rallying power" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the ability of someone or something to gather support or strength in a time of need or difficulty. It can also refer to the power of inspiring and motivating others. Example: The leader's speech had a powerful effect on the audience, as she used her rallying power to unite them in the fight for social justice.
But it lacks the rallying power of Ms. Palin's call to smash crony capitalism by depriving the elites of their political tool — big government.
The European press got much of its interest in relativity by way of America, and even today the name of Einstein retains on this side of the Atlantic its peculiar rallying power as the battle cry of the culture-seeker.
And Huddersfield's resources were paltry even by Championship standards so it was easy for anyone not paying attention to their manager's special rallying power to view their elevation to the Premier League as an aberration that would soon be rectified.
Speculation that he might be keen has been fuelled by his new series for Discovery, Idris Elba: No Limits, in which the actor competes in motor rallying, power boating and aerobatic flying events for the show which starts on Monday 6 July.
Death Toll Rises on Egypt's "Day oFromger".
It's like the quintessential power play for any demagogue trying to rally power is to make it about religion, make it about ethnicity, make it as sectarian as possible to rally people to his side.
The International Pop Overthrow Festival in Los Angeles has rallied power-pop bands regularly for years, and it has spread to England and the East Coast.
The International Pop Overthrow Festival in Los Angeles has rallied power-pop bands regularly for years; now it has come to Hoboken and New York City with bills of seven or eight bands a night.
The International Pop Overthrow Festival in Los Angeles has rallied power-pop bands regularly for years and this year returns to Brooklyn, Hoboken and Manhattan, with bills of 8 to 10 bands a show through tomorrow.
Global equity markets continue to enjoy their new year rally powering the Dow Jones industrial average through the 25,000 level for the first time and leaving the FTSE 100 with its first record close of the year.
Treasury securities rose sharply yesterday, pushing long-term yields to the lowest level in more than a month, in a rally powered by new turmoil in Indonesia and data suggesting that Asia's economic problems have slowed United States growth.
