The phrase "authorities exist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or role of governing bodies or organizations that enforce laws or regulations.
Example: "In any society, authorities exist to maintain order and ensure the safety of its citizens."
Alternatives: "governing bodies are present" or "regulatory agencies exist".
Local authorities exist only because they are mandated by their communities.
No one even knows how many authorities exist, though there are said to be "at least 733" of them.
Though India does not have a federalist system, the same push and pull between central and regional authorities exist there.
They can say so with some confidence, because there is no single halal authentication body: five different certification authorities exist in the UK alone (and dozens more abroad), each with a different interpretation of what exactly is permissible.
This stress effect is enlarged when socio-economic and cultural differences between scientist and the population or authorities exist, or when religious factors play a role (Cronin et al. 2004a, b; Chester 2005; Vera Cortés 2005; Cashman and Cronin 2008; Chester et al. 2008; Haynes et al. 2008a; Donovan 2010).
However, our study focused on network connections between holding types because different holding type authorities exist in the Netherlands that design and enforce type-specific regulations.
Should the authority exist in perpetuity?
In addition, some argue that the same ingredients Nagel identifies as crucial in generating state authority exist at the global level as well (Cohen and Sabel 2006).
After all, you can't appreciate the gravity of as void in the statutory and regulatory authority or the Service's increasingly aggressive positions on the matter unless you first understand the gravity of the underlying issue: why do we care whether an LLC member is subject to SE tax, and why does no authority exist?
Obedience and authority exist on a spectrum, we fluctuate between agency and insecurity on the daily".
Differences in nursing roles, responsibilities, and legislation, including prescriptive authority, exist depending on the country of practice.
