'young power' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people, particularly young people, in a position of authority or influence. For example, "The new city council is made up of a young power who are determined to make meaningful change in the community."
Brandan Wright, their promising young power forward, has been out all year because of shoulder surgery.
He was profiled in national newspapers, appeared on the front cover of Wired and featured in every young power list worth its salt.
Both are young power pitchers who went under the knife at similar ages to have identical surgeries performed by the same doctor, Lewis Yocum.
But going into the season, the main engine of the team has four parts: Syndergaard and the three other young power pitchers in the starting rotation.
"I don't think there's any question we're seeing a significant increase in the number of young power arms emerging," Gerry Hunsicker, general manager of the Houston Astros, said.
I don't think anybody can look at him now and say he's not one of the best young power forwards in the game".
Cut Off Your Hands, a young power-punk quartet from Auckland, has seven official and unofficial shows scheduled, four on Wednesday alone.
The Mets have a young, power-hitting left fielder in Benny Agbayani, and center fielder Jay Payton could also appeal to the Expos.
Howard Fineman wrote in The Huffington Post that "Ryan turns out, upon closer inspection, not to be a purifying ideologue, but rather a young, power-hungry, ladder-climbing trimmer".
Luciano had carefully nurtured his contacts with all the young powers in gangdom and had become capo di tutti capi ("boss of all the bosses"), without ever accepting or claiming the title.
There is a tribute to Amy Winehouse and a song about Maria Schneider, who starred in Last Tango In Paris and died in 2011, in which Smith sings: "We didn't know the precariousness of our young powers.
