The phrase "authorities in the form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the type or representation of authorities being referred to, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The report highlighted the various authorities in the form of regulatory agencies that oversee environmental protection."
Alternatives: "authorities represented as" or "authorities manifested in".
And some of Mrs. Ben-Porat's reports elicited a backlash from the authorities in the form of personal attacks.
And only then did the authorities in the form of the Department of Regional Development suggest that they were a public nuisance and try to have them removed.
That their wealth may in fact flow from the actions of the authorities, in the form of central banks, erodes their self-image.
"The continuing dependence of a limited number of financial institutions on public support in some countries means that action is needed by the responsible authorities in the form of restructuring, de-risking and, where necessary, downsizing of the balance sheets of such firms," the European Central Bank said, without naming any countries or banks.
The three main partners in the work described herein have been national conservation authorities, in the form of SNNR and its Suojia field station, working together with Plateau Perspectives and Tibetan pastoralist communities - working under the auspices of the Yicun Yidian (co-management) project.
And the authorities, in the form of Officer Travis Smith, obliged by cuffing and bringing in Wolf.
The game does, of course, make space for the individual brilliance of players on the field, and concentrated authority in the form of the manager off of it.
That song skewers authority, in the form of an end-is-near preacher who nevertheless makes sure to pass the plate, and rhymes "text," "specs" and "collection" as if there were nothing to it.
"It seemed one of those things where someone like Eddie watches the success of someone like Fred across the years and finally resents having to face authority in the form of a person he has known since childhood," said Senator Williams, angry and baffled as he sought to comfort constituents around the courthouse.
Both were fans of frills, poufs and showcasing power and authority in the form of pretty clothes.
This article itemizes the problems surrounding social media and political authority in the form of "three painful truths"—so termed because, although there is an emerging consensus around these points, many people are reluctant to squarely acknowledge the depth of the problems and the fundamental changes that would be required to mitigate them.
