The phrase "authorities for decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or groups that have the power or responsibility to make decisions.
Example: "The committee will consult with the authorities for decision on the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "decision-making authorities" or "decision-making bodies".
At both points, researchers looked at political attitudes (views on topics such as abortion and gay marriage, as well as responses to statements such as "I believe we should look to our religious authorities for decisions on moral issues") and personality measures.
Notably, modelers think that decision-making is an important goal of MME but do not consider practical use of their models by health authorities for decision-making as an adequate criterion of MME quality.
The overall objective of the system was the automated detection of an unexpected national increase of any one pathogen reported by laboratories in a determined period, for feedback to all interested parties by means of the Internet, followed by interpretation and communication to relevant authorities for decisions on control to be taken.
It can be called political only to the extent that a certain amount of personal authority for decision making may reside in a high social status.
However, in a sign that the justices are by no means finished with their examination of the limits of congressional authority, the court accepted a new and potentially far-reaching case about federal authority for decision in its next term.
It is shown that the final authority for decision and action may be traded flexibly and dynamically between humans and automation, and that there can be cases in which automation may be given the final authority for ensuring the safety of a system.
All the mentioned attributes, access to the internal information, authority for decision making, and privacy, are very similar to the features of internal governance mechanisms such as the board of directors in a regular company.
Such delays could account for time needed to resolve disagreements among state and/or local officials holding concurrent authority for decision making.
The Control of Pesticides Act 1980 provided a powerful mandate to the PeTAC and ORP and delegated authority for decision making to a technical committee, strictly controlled in terms of its composition, credentials and scope of influence.
Meanwhile, public service provision (including health) was fully decentralized (devolved) from national level and is still being rolled out in the 47 county governments who currently have authority for decision making, adapting the policy to their local context, finance, implementation and management.
Several times, each executive explained that the final authority for decisions on Toyota's recalls and other decisions rested with company executives back home.
