The phrase "authorities managers and" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks proper conjunctions and structure.
It could be used in a context where you are listing roles or positions, but it needs to be properly formatted.
Example: "The meeting will include authorities, managers, and team leaders to discuss the new policy."
Alternatives: "officials and managers" or "regulatory bodies and managers".
Model supported scenario analysis of alternative strategies with authorities, managers and other stakeholders can assist in the development of new strategies.
State Personnel Rule 1-11 provides that "[a]ll appointing authorities, managers, and supervisors are accountable for compliance with these rules and state and federal law, and for reasonable business decisions, including implementation of other policy directives and executive orders".
Evidence-based guidelines are seen by professionals, authorities, managers and policy makers as powerful tools for achieving effective and efficient care (Woolf et al, 1999).
In Study 1 (scheme 7), CFRs were recruited whilst local health authority managers and community members were discussing ways of replacing an after-hours GP service.
From our data collection we learned that the decision to hire an NP in PHC settings was determined in one of two ways: 1) an administrative directive from senior health authority managers, and 2) approval of proposals developed and submitted to the NP steering committee by managers from PHC settings.
The interviewed stakeholders include members of rural communities, public authorities, land managers, and researchers.
The unsatisfactory survey results are warning signals to healthcare authorities, hospital managers, and the public.
Notwithstanding, our study provides useful information that could guide students, parents, school authorities, programme managers and policy makers on how to avoid violence in schools.
Within the contentual perspective, everyone, including also e.g. authorities, project managers, and experts, not only public, stakeholders, NGO's (non-governmental organizations) etc., are considered as participants to development and implementation of knowledge.
Mr Roe writes:American law gives more authority to managers and corporate directors than to shareholders.
Being a resource and role model for their colleagues, nurse champions can contribute to improved quality of palliative care, when they have sufficient clinical experience, improved knowledge of palliative care, improved teaching capacities, and acquired authority towards managers and colleagues.
