The phrase "authorities put forth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken by officials or governing bodies to present or propose something, such as a policy or statement.
Example: "The authorities put forth a new plan to improve public transportation in the city."
Alternatives: "authorities proposed" or "authorities presented".
Ms. Hutton said that case law indicated that the commissioner had clear legal authority to put forth such regulations.
Authorities are more likely to put forth quotas with weak or no sanctions, and the citizenry maybe more resistant, preferring to let capable women rise through the ranks organically.
In a statement, Amnesty International called the allegations put forth by Turkish authorities "bizarre".
Though Nemtsov allies hailed the first reported progress in the investigation of his Feb. 27 killing, the accusations against suspects from the Caucasus region suggested that authorities are pursuing the theory they put forth just a day after the contract-style assassination — that it was motivated by enemies of Russia trying to destabilize the country.
Last Friday, the federal Environmental Protection Agency formally accepted a decontamination plan put forth by the dormitory authority.
A legal framework for bitcoin in Russia is still being devised by the country's various central and financial authorities, but no concrete regulatory proposals have been put forth at this time.
Malebranche told Arnauld that it was Augustine's authority "which has given me the desire to put forth the new philosophy of ideas" (Malebranche 1958 84, 6 80).
Wyden, along with Mark Udall, introduced a bill last month that would limit the federal government's authority to collect data, while Merkley and Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) put forth legislation to declassify FISA court opinions.
"The proposed legislation, which Republicans put forth today, falls far short of the strong F.D.A. authority which is needed to effectively do the job," Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement on Wednesday night.
Dr. Crew, who has long spoken of the need for changes in special education, also put forth his own recommendations yesterday, proposing to hand over greater authority over special education referrals and evaluations to school principals and district superintendents.
