The phrase "authorities control of" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to express the idea of authorities having control over something, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "The authorities have control of the situation."
Alternatives: "authorities' oversight of" or "control by the authorities".
Better authority control of authors' names and institutional details would improve retrieval and analysis.
Bring back local authority control of schools: that would be a disaster.
The government itself has been steadily chipping away at local-authority control of school budgets.
(E) I reserve the authority to direct the secretary of defense, at anytime hereafter, to transfer to a governmental authority control of any individual subject to this order.
Giving his speech at the Conservative party's autumn conference, David Cameron said he wanted to see every school become an academy and to end local authority control of schools.
And the assertion of a similar parental right has been fundamental to the gradual whittling away of local authority control of state schools and the growth of free-standing academies.
Blunkett said there was no way to turn back the clock on changes implemented by the coalition and that he was not going to propose a simple return to local authority control of schools, but that decisions were needed to make the current relationship between schools and central government less complicated.
It was the world's first use of a digital processor to be given full authority control of an essential system in a passenger aircraft.
For example, elements that might be used to position stakeholders according to their relative power might include assessments of formal authority, control of resources (expertise, budgets, prestige) and connections to powerful others (eg, senior management, media, etc).
