The phrase "authorities check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action taken by authorities to verify or inspect something.
Example: "Before the event can proceed, a thorough authorities check must be conducted to ensure all safety regulations are met."
Alternatives: "officials inspection" or "regulatory review".
Or, for a full list of the participating local authorities, check out this document from the Electoral Commission (page 41).
A task force recommended that Colorado institute a federal background check program called Secure Communities, which helps the authorities check an arrested person's immigration history through a government database, for possible deportation.
Rarely, if ever, the regulatory authorities check to ensure that for surrogate end points the data presented is, in fact, free of technical artifacts.
Authorities check bags as students and staff are moved off campus at Umpqua Community College after shooting report.
While the complex has never been used for its intended purpose, it has been maintained by city officials; water conservancy authorities check it every year during rainy seasons, and it is included in anti-vermin sweeps.
Municipal authorities now must ensure that construction companies have the necessary registrations and control systems in place, but in practice, the authorities check only that the required paperwork has been submitted, not that the plans and design for the project nor that the finished housing meet the building code's technical standards (Nørve 2005; Øyen 2005).
Train lines connecting Bologna with other northern cities were halted while authorities checked for damage.
Train lines connecting Bologna with other cities were halted while authorities checked for damage.
If authorities checked with Philadelphia, Don Meads, president of Carver Associates, was prepared to vouch for Foster.
"He came to see the tax authorities, and the tax authorities checked that the information was reliable," Mr. Woerth said.
John L. Holland, the owner of The Hall, a bar five blocks from Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J., is accustomed to the authorities' checking his place for underage drinkers.
