The phrase "authoritative language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of communication that conveys confidence, expertise, and command over a subject.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to use authoritative language to establish credibility and persuade the audience."
Alternatives: "assertive language" or "confident language".
Highly respected by other musicians, he is a sense-maker: he has taken the styles of those two older pianists, as well as those of Bud Powell and Ahmad Jamal, and rolled them together into a moderate, bluesy, authoritative language.
Other students commented on how the authoritative language of the King James Version underscores the power imbalance between the Lord and the blinded and terrified Saul.
But without work published by peer review, without dialogue and debate in the academic community, without replicating and accumulating evidence from multiple sources – whether that's absent because of bias and fear as Ketchum claims, or because her work is a ploy for fame and funding as many suspect – all of the high and authoritative language falls short of the actual proof.
But without work published by peer review, without dialogue and debate in the academic community, without replicating and accumulating evidence from multiple sources whether that's absent because of bias and fear as Ketchum claims, or because her work is a ploy for fame and funding as many suspect all of the high and authoritative language falls short of the actual proof.
Much of the tension comes from his use of what he calls "hyper-authoritative language", which is the source of the humour, too; an almost corporate briskness totally at odds with the dankness and collapse of the characters he is writing about.
A pamphlet titled "Guide to Looking," also produced by the museum, suggests different ways to appreciate Newman's artistry, pointing out Moses's "authoritative body language," for instance, as he balances, arms akimbo, on a construction beam that appears to extend over the East River with Manhattan in the distance.
The best line of defense is attack — and if you can couch your attack in authoritative legal language and attach it to lofty legal principles, so much the better.
This intensive, assured, penetratingly analytical book will be the authoritative English-language study of Mr. García Márquez until Mr. Martin can complete an already 2,000-page 2,000-pagetnote version "in a few more years, if life is kind".
The other element of being a Russian holy man was a taste for prophecy — "dominating all other manifestations of eccentric sanctity," according to Sergei Ivanov, author of "Holy Fools in Byzantium and Beyond," the most authoritative English-language account of the phenomenon.
Sometimes I think these pretenses at authoritative knowledge are failures of language: the language of bold assertion is simpler, less taxing, than the language of nuance and ambiguity and speculation.
Language policy consists of the authoritative allocation of resources to language and pertains either to the status or the corpus of the language for which policy is designed.
