What is inappropriate if attempting to push power up while in recovery?

When attempting to push power up during recovery, particularly after a stall or in other critical flight situations, one must be cautious of how power is applied. Operating with an Out of Control Flight (OCF) condition is highly inappropriate because it signifies that the aircraft is not under acceptable control, which can lead to a complete loss of pilot authority and a further exacerbation of the situation.

Pushing power in this scenario could result in a failure to regain control, as the aircraft may not respond normally to control inputs. Instead of stabilizing the flight path, this action could lead to a spin or further uncontrolled flight. Therefore, maintaining a state of control is paramount in recovery scenarios, making engaging in OCF while trying to increase power a critical mistake. The focus should always be on regaining control and stabilizing the aircraft before considering additional power applications or maneuvers.