The phrase "authorities provided for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to provisions or arrangements made by authorities, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The regulations outline the various services that authorities provided for the welfare of the community."
Alternatives: "authorities arranged for" or "authorities established for".
He said the hospital gates were now closed and no new patients were being admitted until the authorities provided for their security.
125 of 2008), extends the application of "coordinated plans of territorial control", and the strengthening of logistics and instrumental and financial collaboration between state and local authorities, provided for by the 2007 Finance Act, to small and medium-sized entities; selecting groups of municipalities where the pacts could be implemented (Governo Italiano – Ministero dell'Interno 2008).
The resulting agreement, which is legally binding on the authority, provides for closing Poletti and clears the way for approval of the new plant next door.
"The French authorities provided accommodation for families, but those of us who were single had to take care of ourselves," said Mohammed.
District health and local government authorities provided approval for the study.
The recent integration of family planning and health management authorities provided great opportunity for close integration at the service level.
The business sector, health foundations, schools, and local community authorities provided good support for public education campaigns.
Italian and San Francisco International Airport authorities provided permits (Additional file 5) for transfer of protected European green toads.
It detailed what had to be reported to authorities and provided for stiffer penalties if HCA failed to do so.
Professional football (soccer) teams attract large crowds in the towns, and local authorities provide facilities for athletics (track and field) and swimming.
In 1994 the government abolished the statutory requirement that local authorities provide sites for gypsies, and the number of sites duly fell.
