The phrase "accentuating authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize or highlight the power or influence of a person or organization.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at accentuating authority within the management team to ensure better decision-making."
Alternatives: "emphasizing authority" or "highlighting authority".
If Mr. Xi does become party secretary but is in bad health, his authority could be sapped, accentuating the consensus rule that has emerged under Mr. Hu and impedes strong policy making.
"The opening up of the debate has, however, come at a cost to national security: the effect of the Snowden documents on the behaviour of some service providers and terrorists alike has, for the authorities, accentuated the problem of reduced coverage and rendered more acute the need for a remedy," the report says.
City-led development has not addressed these disparity issues arguably accentuating them with these issues referred upward to regional and state authorities.
In church administration he continued to accentuate the centralization of authority in the papacy rather than in the national churches and reinforced the power of the nuncios.
Misgivings about Algeria's murky governing authority were accentuated by floods last month that killed more than 700 people in Bab el Oued, a neighborhood in Algiers.
Accentuating that problem, Dr. Lee tells me that a quick "$750 or $1,500 will keep [the authorities'] mouths shut, so even though these people should be sent to prison, it's very hard to do anything because the government is so corrupt". .
Accentuating that problem, Dr. Lee tells me that a quick, "$750 or $1,500 will keep [the authorities'] mouths shut, so even though these people should be sent to prison, it's very hard to do anything because the government is so corrupt". .
It was accentuating the California.
I'm accentuating those two.
Focus on accentuating your physical features.
