The phrase "appropriate authorities for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the relevant officials or organizations responsible for a specific matter or issue.
Example: "If you have any concerns regarding safety regulations, please contact the appropriate authorities for guidance."
Alternatives: "relevant authorities for" or "designated authorities for".
Violations may also be referred to the appropriate authorities for prosecution.
We take these allegations very seriously and have referred the allegations to the appropriate authorities for investigation.
He also asked the auctioneers to "refer the sellers to the appropriate authorities for withholding essential information of penal ground rent provisions that make the premises worthless".
Today, 10 years after the invasion and the creation of the joint US-UK taskforce that detained and interrogated large numbers of Iraqis, the MoD responds to questions about their abuse by stating that it is aware only of "anecdotal accounts" of mistreatment, and that "any further evidence of human rights abuse should be passed to the appropriate authorities for investigation".
"They are being passed to the appropriate authorities for consideration". Two of the three businessmen involved in UK campaigns, Burhan al-Chalabi and Riad al-Tajir, were based in Surrey; the other, Fawwaz Zureikat, a Jordanian entrepreneur, had offices in London.
Aberystwyth Town said "any such incidences will also be reported to the appropriate authorities for investigation and if necessary pursued through disciplinary or legal due process".
Instructors interested in making such an advance arrangement can contact the Dean of Academic Affairs to be directed to the appropriate authority for such approval.
In opposing the tuna amendment, Steve Moreton, president of the East Coast Tuna Association, whose members are involved in catching, selling or processing bluefin tuna, says that an international organization such as the international conservation commission is the appropriate authority for managing such oceanic wanderers as the bluefins.
With permission, an accelerating student may apply course credit earned at another college or university toward the distributional requirements for the bachelor's degree and to those for the sophomore and junior years; students should consult with the residential college dean to be directed to the appropriate authority for such approval.
However, of even greater importance for efforts to enhance mobility, divergent views of the appropriate authority for protecting corridors reveal a distinct institutional politics associated with formalizing corridors.
