The phrase "authorities observe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions or findings of official bodies or organizations that monitor or investigate situations.
Example: "The authorities observe the ongoing situation closely to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "officials note" or "regulators monitor".
Last spring, Moldovan authorities observed hundreds of young Russian men they suspected of being militia fighters entering Transdniestria, Mr Balan says.
In all, the authorities observed 130 drug transactions as well as a few weapons transactions, said Mary Jo White, the United States attorney for the Southern District in New York.
Remember that prior to the crash, banks in Spain, Ireland, Britain and America appeared well-capitalised because of boom-time asset valuations, and not principally because of off-balance-sheet shenanigans.The solution would have been for the authorities, observing how their financial systems were caught in a self-feeding credit frenzy, to impose tighter lending criteria.
"They destroyed Saddam Hussein, but it has been very difficult to arrange life since". It is not lost on ecclesiastical authorities observing the still-unfolding "Arab Spring" that secular autocrats in the region -- Hussein, the Assad dynasty in Syria, Hosni Mubarak in Egypt -- have been tolerant of Christian minorities.
Some authorities, observing the investigations of Lavoisier on describing the "affinities" that determine how chemical substances attract each other and form compounds of fixed stoichiometry, sought or imagined corresponding affinities in the biological realm that could likewise reveal the true order in nature, or natural laws [[ 45], pp.38-39 and chapter 8;[ 46], I pp.535-540].
They must accept FIFA's authority, observe the laws of football, and possess a suitable football infrastructure (i.e., facilities and internal organization).
Weber identified the institutional structure of a new "rational-legal" authority, observing that rights of control increasingly derived from expertise rather than lineage.
"He is not going to be somebody who would be aggressive in the blind assertion of executive authority," observed Geoffrey Stone, a colleague of Mr. Obama's at the University of Chicago School of Law.
#mta #nyc — Andrew Lynagh (@comicmonkey) 16 Oct 12 Many riders vented on Twitter, alternately cursing the authority, observing that no taxis appeared to be available, and even comparing the No. 6 train unfavorably to the L train.
Any intervention must consider the interlocking social interaction among bullies, victims and the audience of bystanders (including the authorities) observing or being involved directly or indirectly with the process.
