The phrase "authorities drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where authorities are creating or formulating something, such as policies, conclusions, or plans.
Example: "The authorities drawing up new regulations aim to improve public safety."
Alternatives: "authorities creating" or "authorities formulating".
Politicians and analysts warn that it presents a distracting second front for the authorities, drawing off resources, like helicopters, that the United States provided Pakistan to fight the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
The driver became annoyed, called the authorities, drawing the adventure to a close.
Remove the explicit ban on admissions authorities drawing catchment areas and selecting feeder schools in such as way as to disadvantage children from deprived areas.
In the past, high-profile hunger strikes have posed a serious challenge to Israeli authorities, drawing international criticism of the controversial legal procedure and threatening diplomatic crisis.
Those initiatives would become public health actions with public health authorities drawing up the action plans for the GPs.
Mr. Kirichenko of NTV knows as well as anyone where the authorities draw the line.
In January authorities drew global condemnation after publicly beheading a woman in Islam's holy city of Mecca.
BEIJING — A Tibetan activist whose long, harsh detention by Chinese authorities drew international scrutiny has been freed after serving 17 years in prison, exile groups reported on Tuesday.
The city authorities drew up an extensive plan to overhaul the storm-water drainage system and develop the Mithi River to create outlets for water.
In addition to the federal water supplies, farmers can irrigate with water provided by the state authorities, drawn from wells and bought or transferred from other farmers.
The communist guerrillas ("bandits" to the colonial authorities) drew their strength from the enormous Chinese working class that toiled in the European-owned tin mines and rubber estates.
