"untapped power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about potential or resources that have not yet been used or activated. For example, "The small business had untapped power in its ability to reach customers through social media."
He writes:In 1978, I wrote an essay that explored the untapped "power of the powerless".
Every film and every manifesto was an opportunity to examine the latent possibilities and harness the untapped power of cinema.
I think there should be a race to the top to harness the untapped power of women.
Gender, on the other hand, does matter, and Mohammed sees Africa's women as the untapped power for change.
It wouldn't be the first time in the history of cinema that a director rises beyond himself by way of a distinctive insight into an actor's untapped power.
Citizens' latent and untapped power in countries with sound taxation systems to hold financial elites to account – and implement a Green New Deal.
Do our brains have extraordinary untapped powers?
Our designs enhance cognitive ability by teaching users to exploit and develop the untapped powers of their minds and by seamlessly supplementing users' natural cognitive abilities.
This inspired me to embark on a journey that took me through neuroscience, anthropology, sociality and psychology to uncover the untapped powers of the smile.
In the study, researchers from University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Washington University Medical School in St . Louisset out to explore the untapped powers of SSRIs to reduce production of beta-amyloid.
"They could be doing some substantial harm". In the study, researchers from University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Washington University Medical School in St . Louisset out to explore the untapped powers of SSRIs to reduce production of beta-amyloid.
