The phrase "authorities can be found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the location or availability of authorities, such as in a report or an article.
Example: "In times of crisis, it is essential to know where the authorities can be found to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "authorities are accessible" or "authorities are present".
For all new directors, the scope of the role and the extent of their authority can be found in the company's articles of association.
Curiously enough, the proof of this long-term retreat from the concept of individual authority can be found in art, and especially literature, where its absence has left a thematic hole that has never been filled.
These samples were collected with appropriate consents that had been reviewed and approved by appropriate regulatory and ethical authorities (further details can be found at Asterand.com and nuhrise.org/nottingham-health-science-biobank).
International bankers are under pressure from the law enforcement authorities as well, and examples can be found near Davos.
Taxonomic authorities, localities and voucher information can be found in [25], with the exception of Euphrasia disjuncta Fernald & Wiegand, Hyobanche atropurpurea Bolus., and Veronica persica Poir.
In addition, executive authority to protect the environment can be found in wide range of legislation, including the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts.
But as the recent case of mass rapes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo underlines, those authorities – the UN in this case – can be found wanting.
"If she was reflecting a true 17-year-old, she'd be all raging hormones, conflict with authority and testing every limit that can be found; she would be making the girl version of 'Rebel Without a Cause,"' said Joe Levy, deputy managing editor of Rolling Stone.
Abundant examples can be found of local authorities being innovative within current legislation: in their introduction of administrative personal assistants alongside social workers, their integration of drug and alcohol, mental health and domestic violence adult service workers into children and families teams, or the new inter-agency teams to tackle child sexual exploitation.
(Additional information about Nyserda programs can be found on the authority's Web site at www.nyserda.com).
