"reclaim power" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to take back control or authority that was lost or taken away. Example: "After years of being oppressed, the people finally decided to reclaim power from the corrupt government."
Mitterand is trying to reclaim power in the Middle East.
Friends described him as lonely and deluded, dreaming of the day he would reclaim power.
Mr. Yadav is trying to reclaim power by resurrecting his old coalition, which once included support from Muslim voters.
("Her series of Johns Drawings are a cathartic confession of her past and a thorough attempt to reclaim power by objectifying these very clients").
He gave up political asylum in Colombia (a status he had earlier enjoyed in Brazil) and went home, he said, to "reclaim power by legal and constitutional means".
See articleLucio Gutiérrez, who was ousted as Ecuador's president in April, renounced political asylum in Colombia and returned home to try to reclaim power.
But he said the possibility of changes to the European Union's treaty had been discussed at the summit - and that could provide an opportunity for Britain to reclaim powers from Brussels.
They could lose everything if the Sunnis reclaimed power.
He reclaimed power in 2010 when he was elected president.
Now, says Brian Smith, leader of Torfaen council, local councillors see devolution as a way of reclaiming power from unelected quangos created by the Tories; in 1979, they feared that a Welsh assembly would strip them of their functions.
Mahathir, in a campaign speech before his opposition coalition reclaimed power in the May elections, said he would rather the Forest City project turn into an actual forest, with baboons and monkeys living there.
