The phrase "authorities in managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or organizations that have expertise or control in the area of management.
Example: "The authorities in managing public health have issued new guidelines to combat the outbreak."
Alternatives: "experts in management" or "leaders in administration".
One policy proposal is for county FAs to work more closely with local authorities in managing sports projects but Grant said that may be too ad hoc, adding that a new model of ownership may need looking at.
"All sorts of ideas are being looked at, one of which is encouraging the county FAs to work in a much closer manner with local authorities in managing the community sports projects.
Priority will be given to actions that provide immediate humanitarian, development and other assistance to refugees and host communities, national and local authorities in managing and addressing the consequences of the inflows of refugees.
While the call center provides managers with the ability to influence decision-making (centralization), there are also opportunities for agents in the call center to exercise authority in managing the organization's communications with customers (decentralization).
Referring to the assessment by the appointed clinical psychologist, Judge Wildblood pointed out that, because of numerous delays by the local authority in managing the girl's case, it was "unsurprising but pitiful" that the attachment difficulties that the psychologist had foreseen had now become manifest.
This special board, based in our state's capital Jefferson City, is the ultimate authority in managing police operations and setting the budget.
This type of governance structure refers to the fact that the central government has primary authority in managing the selection, appointment, dismissal, and evaluation of government officials, and administrative authority is therefore allocated to the local government so that they can directly govern enterprises and citizens.
Political will, leadership and good governance Strong political will, leadership and good governance for the judicious exercise of political, economic, and administrative authority in managing state affairs are essential to sustain progress for children.
Although these are by no means the textbook responses to inflationary pressures, it looks as though the authorities might succeed in managing expectations, helped by a less inflationary global environment.
But a spokesman for Hadid said "the authorities in Qatar managing the al-Wakrah site operate the highest levels of workers' health, safety and welfare".
But the American authorities in particular managed to draw a line under their financial crisis by injecting new capital into the (sometimes unwilling) banks and by showing that those banks could pass fairly rigorous stress tests in May 2009.
