The phrase "a management authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization or individual that has the power or responsibility to manage or oversee a particular area or function.
Example: "The new regulations will be enforced by a management authority that oversees environmental compliance."
Alternatives: "a governing body" or "an oversight agency".
And that's what was lacking at Merrill and Citigroup, according to Noel M. Tichy, a leading management authority at the University of Michigan and co-author of the new book "Judgment: How Winning Leaders Make Great Calls".
The methodology linking prediction with preparedness was developed; it may help a disaster management authority to choose the preparedness measures, allowing for the currently realistic accuracy of predictions.
This research highlighted that the recognition of the natural value of a site according to the European Directives is not sufficiently effective for the conservation of the natural capital, while the presence of a local management authority setting some limits on human activities that cause landscape changes, can increase the security of natural capital.
An inspiring example of this can be found in Australia's 2012 Ramsar Convention National Report that stated how research from a catchment management authority revealed that women were often the driving force behind environmental conservation activities on farms.
Phases 1, 2 and 4 of Laguna City are managed by the same company, while phase 3 has an independent management authority.
Management units are defined here as discrete areas, typically defined spatially by government decree and operating under a clearly defined management authority and/or land-use type (Table 1).
"This is a clear stretch of state emergency management authority and a further attempt to abuse and humiliate the water protectors," he said in a statement.
The rent is set at the market rate by an outsider who has a 10% interest in, and management authority over, the LLC.
Ticket sales from the Angkor temples, worth about £19m a year, are split between government coffers in Phnom Penh (some of which is redirected back to the Angkor management authority) and a petrol company called Sokimex.
Congress must act now to give postal management authority to create a sound financial footing for the future of mail communications.
