The phrase "authorities quoted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to statements or information provided by officials or experts in a particular field, often in news articles or reports.
Example: "In the report, authorities quoted emphasized the importance of safety measures during the event."
Alternatives: "officials cited" or "experts referenced".
Yet various authorities, quoted in the Hadith (the reported sayings of Muhammad), have advocated for the enslavement of "apostate" women.
Among the dead was the birthday honoree, a man whose name was given only as Mota, according to authorities quoted by local media.
The authorities quoted in a Canadian television network's online report said there was not enough evidence at the time to bring charges.
Italian authorities quoted survivors as saying the vessel had been at sea for more than two weeks but had run out of fuel, food and water.
As The Lede reported in April, the authorities quoted in a Canadian television network's online report had said there was not enough evidence after the first investigation to bring charges.
It was impossible to determine the final death toll, although the authorities quoted medical officials as saying that 62 people were confirmed killed, and 400 wounded, in Sunday's assault on the television centre.
A popular story on the website of the weekly tabloid "Argumenty i Fakty" (Arguments and Facts, now owned by Moscow authorities) quotes retired Cuban leader Fidel Castro as claiming that the Ukrainian authorities were responsible for downing flight MH17.
Tact questions how this approach fits with the ethos of the care leaver's charter, a document signed by the local authority quoted in the report as refusing to make welfare assistance grants to under-18s.
At 15:00 (12 00 GMT) national turnout stood at more than 40%, Interfax-Ukraine news agency quoted election authorities as saying.
The Interfax news agency quoted a local authority as saying the men were from a Crimean self-defense group.
According to the Israeli Prison Service, more than 2,900 prisoners have joined the hunger strike that began on 15 August; the Palestinian Authority quotes a slightly higher figure.
