The phrase "authorities filled" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where authorities have completed or occupied a space, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The authorities filled the area with personnel to ensure safety during the event."
Alternatives: "authorities occupied" or "authorities staffed".
The details of what Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told authorities fill out a growing portrait of what the grievously wounded young man has told investigators at his hospital bedside.
They recently purchased a water tank, which camp authorities fill up every five days. .
While we distribute aid ourselves, we work closely with the authorities, filling out all the appropriate paperwork, inviting government officials to bear witness, even asking them to give speeches as we give aid.
The traditional guardians of a flexible orthodoxy have been delegitimized, with the void in religious authority filled by the theological intolerance of Saudi-sponsored Wahhabism and the armed intolerance of terrorist groups.
None would have been older than thirteen, and one wonders how they were affected, in the short or lifelong run, by hearing a middle-aged man, high in authority, fill the dark night with talk of eyeballs.
The authority also filled its ranks with politically connected people like Mary A. Bergenty, the girlfriend of William A. Tomasso, a construction executive whose company is at the heart of the federal investigation into bid-rigging.
Local authorities can fill gaps in the private networks, but only if they decide, on rather nebulous social grounds, that the service is inadequate.
Do please read these numbers: the better care fund sliced off another £2bn for local authorities to fill the care gap caused by council cuts.
The other £6 billion of that money will be spent at a local level – allowing Local Authorities to fill the equivalent of 19 million pot holes a year.
However, May no longer invests money on behalf of pension funds of large corporations or local authorities, instead filling the role of go-between.
