The phrase "authorities for monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to organizations or entities that have the power or responsibility to oversee or supervise certain activities or processes.
Example: "The government has established several authorities for monitoring environmental compliance among industries."
Alternatives: "regulatory bodies for oversight" or "agencies for supervision".
The request was rejected in 1993 by India's Department of Biotechnology (DBT), the authority for monitoring elementary and small-scale tests, because of the exorbitant trait fees and presumed problems crossing an American variety with an indigenous one (Gupta and Chandak, 2005).
Since 1980, a clause in the Screen Actors Guild contract with producers has granted sole authority for monitoring the treatment of animals in movies, television shows, commercials and music videos to the AHA's Film and TV Unit.
At the time of the trial, lawyers for women who had the implants said the French health authorities responsible for monitoring implants should be in the dock as well for failing to prevent the scandal.
2) Districts authorities to have quarterly or half-yearly reporting system on WASH activities to the Central office for monitoring.
Such ministerial fiats have questionable legal authority and procedures for monitoring and ensuring compliance are often opaque.
In the past, regulation of food safety in Vietnam has been hampered by highly decentralized authority for monitoring value chains.
The responsible authority for monitoring and enforcing EU and national conservation policies is the Danish Directorate of Fisheries, which is a part of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries.
The mussel fishery takes place in the Wadden Sea in the south-east corner of the North Sea, in the Limfjord and in a few other places.Management applied to main fisheriesThe responsible authority for monitoring and enforcing EU and national conservation policies is the Danish Directorate of Fisheries, which is a part of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries.
Under IACUC authority, OAWA is responsible for monitoring Duke's overall compliance with regulations governing animal care and use.
