The phrase "authoritative world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or environment that is recognized as having authority or influence, often in discussions about governance, knowledge, or societal norms.
Example: "In an authoritative world, the decisions made by leaders are often accepted without question by the populace."
Alternatives: "dominant sphere" or "powerful realm".
It may seem strange to begin a talk about the West in terms of old books that had nothing Western about them, and of naive fabrications of stodgily fantastical, authoritative worlds, which answered only to my own forming notions of meaning and importance.
Both the chief spokesperson for the UN and the UN's most visible and authoritative figure in world affairs, the secretary-general often serves as a high-level negotiator.
This idea of the island writer — secluded, in but not of the world, aloofly authoritative — is old and enduring.
Alsop happens to be very good with children: they know he is a mischievous fellow, the sort who might collude with them against the world of authoritative adult strictures.
We bring you the voices and opinions of people living under extraordinary circumstances along with expert analysis of the key issues from the most authoritative voices: the developing world in words, pictures, podcast and video.
A successor is likely to be chosen from within the UN system, though there will be few people considered diplomatically acceptable or authoritative enough to resist world leaders and muscle though an agreement acceptable to all.
Michael Scott's impeccably researched and authoritative study of the world 500BC to AD300 doesn't ignore Greece or Rome, but instead puts them in the context of an emergent order in which China and India's influence upon the growth of society and religion are both recognised and emphasised.
Similarly, GDELT and ICEWS hardly ever agreed on the same events, suggesting that, far from offering a complete and authoritative representation of the world, these systems are as partial and fallible as the humans who designed them.
Through this initiative, we acquire high-quality map data from authoritative sources around the world and then apply a mix of advanced algorithms, supplemental data (including satellite, aerial and Street View imagery), and human input to create a map that corresponds as closely as possible to the real-world facts that you'd find if you were to visit that location.
