The phrase "decision making authority" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or body which is responsible for making decisions on a certain matter. For example: "The local government is the decision making authority on the construction of the new bridge."
First, we expect that there are situations in which a decision-making authority might fulfil A4R conditions, and yet stakeholders may not buy into the way the decisions were made or they may continue to distrust the respective authority.
All external participants who meet with these committees receive a written letter before the meeting explaining the role of the CEC, and stressing that the committee does not have a decision-making authority.
A court can take away parents' decision making authority if they demonstrate medical neglect or abuse.
They rejected as "flat-out wrong" the idea that military officials in the White House had assumed any "decision-making authority" in a crisis but declined to discuss their logistical responsibilities.
6. Patients' Rights: Vote on a compromise amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that says employers can avoid liability for denying medical claims by transferring all decision-making authority to an outside entity.
He added that "Mr. Rastetter has never exercised any decision-making authority" or held any official role with the group.
Third, rational models of resource allocation are useful to optimize the expected outcome for a single decision-making authority [ 30].
McKinsey & Company, a consultancy, warned health officials that the federal exchange lacked "a single empowered decision-making authority".
A BOD has decision-making authority and is responsible for governing the support entity.
In each instance, the influx of novel actors carries a risk for decision-making authority and agency to be moved into novel fora, further outside the influence of national authorities.
