The phrase "authorities for misconduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing accountability or oversight regarding inappropriate behavior or actions, typically in a legal or organizational setting.
Example: "The committee will review the actions of the employees and report the findings to the authorities for misconduct."
Alternatives: "regulatory bodies for misconduct" or "oversight agencies for misconduct."
Harvey Weinstein will surrender himself to New York authorities for sexual misconduct charges on Friday, sources told New York Daily News on Thursday.
Prosecutors are rarely reported to disciplinary authorities for acts of misconduct, and state bar associations rarely initiate disciplinary proceedings against prosecutors--civil practitioners are disciplined on a much greater scale than prosecutors.
Attorney General John Ashcroft, who vowed on Wednesday to hold individuals accountable for the visa blunder, also sent a letter to Congress today asking lawmakers to give the agency authority to fire people for misconduct or incompetence.
The initial investigation into the community center bombing was thrown out in 2005 on accusations of corruption and incompetence by Argentine authorities, some of whom would later be charged for misconduct.
In an interview last year he said his authority was to investigate "any official, top down, for misconduct... no-one is above the ethics code".
Bank of America also said in a February regulatory filing that authorities in North America, Europe and Asia are examining participants in foreign-exchange markets for misconduct that spanned several years.
Barnes was discharged for misconduct in November 2009 after being charged by civilian authorities with driving under the influence and improperly transporting a privately owned weapon, Army officials have said.
"My authority is to investigate any official - top down - for misconduct," he said.
However, the changes announced by Emanuel said that, for now, this authority will remain in place, though it will adopt clearer penalties for misconduct and seek to form a board of community members.
Are there sanctions for misconduct?
