"resistance power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's or a group's ability to oppose something, for example: "The protestors displayed great resistance power in the face of police violence."
It is an important political story as well, raising urgent questions about co-operation and resistance, power and democracy.
EIS reveals low value of resistance, power conversion efficiency of photoanode obtained was 0.62% in an aqueous polysulfide electrolyte.
But the fact that the prize went to Elsa Triolet - by five votes against Peyrefitte's two - was seen as a manifestation of communist and resistance power (the decision was heavily criticised by both the Catholic and the right-wing press).
These include the thermal characteristics of a system and the concept of thermal resistance, power dissipation, and the effects on device temperature and reliability.
The standing position also induced a significant increase in rolling resistance power (p < 0.001), rolling resistance coefficient (p < 0.001) and lateral sways (p < 0.001).
The geometric parameters of heat exchangers including heater and cooler tubes diameter with length, regenerator length, matrix mesh and wire diameter were considered for maximizing thermal efficiency, output power and minimizing flow resistance power loss in Stirling engine.
The latest version of Omega's famous Moonwatch is also the first of its kind to carry the brand's Master Chronometer designation, meaning it has been independently verified for accuracy, water-resistance, power reserve and anti-magnetism.
Resistance to power is necessary but so is power.
Syria is happy that the person who sold resistance for power is leaving it now.
I'm particularly interested in the second one on this list, "resistance to power".
Internal resistance and power density of tetrameric gel cells as a function of thickness of low-salinity gel.
