The phrase "authorities prized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain authorities hold something in high regard or value it greatly.
Example: "The authorities prized the safety of the community above all else, implementing strict regulations to ensure public well-being."
Alternatives: "authorities valued" or "authorities esteemed".
Doubt is prized, authority rejected.
They spoke on condition of anonymity, for fear of inflaming the mayor and the local authorities, who prize discretion for visiting dignitaries.
So prized are these bronzes that the Italian authorities insist that each panel travel separately.
I'm told that the breed is highly prized in Sweden and that the Swedish chicken authorities frown on exporting them.
The Swiss government, which has long prized the secrecy of its banking system, now appears to be willing to cooperate with authorities, one person said.
Each prized high discipline, centred on a cult of leadership, and stressed the idea of authority.
Instead of giving Yasir Arafat and the Palestinian Authority a prize for supporting terror, the Bush administration should act in accordance with its own stated principles: there are no good terrorists, there are no good sponsors of terrorism and there are no good distinctions between forms of terror.
Cleveland authorities won the prize for the most egregious fishing expedition by demanding that Amazon.com turn over a list of everyone in northeastern Ohio who had purchased two CD's.
BARDA may bridge the Valley of Death in medical countermeasure development, because HHS can use its authorities to award contracts, prizes, and other means to support activities performed after basic research and preclinical development, and before BioShield procurement.
Use of prize authority under this section shall be considered the use of competitive procedures for the purposes of section 2304 of this title.
