The phrase "authoritative level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a degree of authority or a specific rank of power within a hierarchy or organization.
Example: "The decision was made at an authoritative level, ensuring that all necessary approvals were obtained."
Alternatives: "official capacity" or "executive level".
(3) The authoritative layer.
Our FlyAtlas.org provides authoritative gene expression levels for multiple tissues of Drosophila melanogaster (1).
Until now, lawmakers have not had authoritative data showing the level of noncompliance.
We report a reduction on name resolution services utilization at more than one level of authoritative domains' hierarchy.
The most authoritative guidelines at international level have been developed by the ICNIRP, which has been previously commented on in this work.
Parents who are involved in their teen's blood glucose monitoring (or food choices) within an authoritative parenting style (high levels of expectation for adherence and high levels of warmth and sensitivity) will likely facilitate their teen's checking blood glucose levels more frequently (or making more healthy food choices).
(Adalbjarnardottir & Hafsteinsson, 2001; Steinberg et al., 2006), and the authoritative style with higher levels of psycho-social adjustment (better self-esteem, good adjustment to school, satisfactory academic performance, psychological maturity and fewer behavioural problems) (Baumrind, 1997; Im-Bolter, Zadeh, & Ling, 2013; Kritzas & Grobler, 2005; Pelegrina, García, & Casanova, 2002).
Health officials openly acknowledged the uncertainty regarding how the pandemic might unfold, yet such statements were accompanied by authoritative reassurance that high-level preparedness existed if worst-case scenarios eventuated: 17% of the government's reassuring statements confirmed they had an effective plan, a stockpile of medication and the will to take action as necessary.
Finally, the results obtained revealed that the interaction between the mothers' and fathers' parenting styles was significant only for clinical maladjustment; those students with neglectful mothers and authoritative fathers presented the highest level of clinical maladjustment, followed by other combinations of neglectful mothers.
