The phrase "a regulatory authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or body that has the power to enforce rules and regulations in a specific area, such as finance, health, or environmental protection.
Example: "The new policy will be enforced by a regulatory authority to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "an oversight body" or "a governing agency".
The spectrum broker can be either a regulatory authority (e.g., FCC in USA, Ofcom in UK) or an authorized third-party.
It sets up a regulatory authority to handle requests for information.
And his unusual rebuke of a regulatory authority is just the latest public episode in the money manager's colorful career.
We decided that in future not one financial player, not one institution, not one product would be beyond the control of a regulatory authority.
It is common to receive letters, such as the FDA's request for more data for evaluation, from a regulatory authority reviewing the product for marketing.
The pharmacy guild says it is not a regulatory authority, and as such there will be no recommendation backing RACGP's call for homeopathic products to be taken off the market.
Lord Hunt, chairman of the about to become redundant Press Complaints Commission, has urged for a new regulatory authority with a standards arm in addition to a mediation service, backed up by a contractual system through which it could potentially levy serious fines.
Management and safety culture are vital attributes for achieving adequate safety and security, as are a strong political culture that includes an absence of corruption, an independent regulatory authority, and a separation of nuclear operation from day-to-day politics.
"Europe's reluctance to face up to the problem of its banks is very dangerous," said George Soros, the hedge fund executive, who advocates a centralized regulatory authority and a Europe-wide deposit guarantee system.
"Europe'sreluctance to faceup to the problemof its banks is verydangerous .George Soros, the hedge fund executive, who advocates a centralized regulatory authority and a Europe-wide deposit guarantee system.
It may seem obvious, but simply establishing an empowered regulatory authority, with a clear mandate, can have a positive and catalytic impact on delivering water services.
