The phrase "authoritative database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a database that is recognized as a reliable and trusted source of information.
Example: "The research team relied on the authoritative database to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "trusted database" or "reliable database".
Using the world's most authoritative database of oil rig accidents, a Norwegian company, Det Norske Veritas, focused on some 15,000 wells drilled off North America and in the North Sea from 1980 to 2006.
It is the most comprehensive and authoritative database of American law and cases available anywhere except for the Library of Congress, containing binding judicial decisions from the federal government and each of the fifty states, from the founding of each respective jurisdiction.
serve as the authoritative database for information about the library's collections: inventories, payment records, licencing restrictions, selection decisions, etc. automate writing other WWW pages, e.g., lists of electronic journals organized by subject, vendor, or publisher generated by programs run against the online catalog.
It said it lacked an authoritative database that covered all existing music rights.
It said it lacked an authoritative database that covered all existing music rights.
LTKB is the most authoritative database gathering structural information regarding drugs, as well as DILI annotations for each drug.
Our world is simply too decentralized to build the kind of authoritative databases needed to comprehensively verify everything.
But governments, including the U.K. and U.S., have already initiated authoritative databases of available jobs in competition with the recruitment industry.
Small- and macromolecules in the network are referenced to authoritative databases such as Uniprot or ChEBI.
We used five sources (HPRD, BIND, MINT, IntAct, and BioGRID) for protein-protein interaction data, representing most of the authoritative databases.
First, although a comprehensive literature search was performed in several authoritative databases, neglecting a grey literature search and non-English-language articles might have introduced potential publication bias.
