The phrase "authorities to develop a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role of authorities in creating or formulating something, such as policies, programs, or initiatives.
Example: "The government has granted authorities to develop a comprehensive plan for environmental protection."
Alternatives: "agencies to create a" or "officials to formulate a".
The new information about Mr. Zubaydah is helping the authorities to develop a clearer picture.
In addition to establishing the museum and the information center, village officials worked with regional authorities to develop a bicycle route through the stations of the pope's early life in the region.
The company is coordinating with local authorities to develop a Regional Development Plan until 2025.
requiring local authorities to develop a strategy to ensure toilets are publically available in local communities.
We will work with both the Irish regulator and other national data protection authorities to develop a longterm strategy on how we address these issues.
In the framework of a national project, the German Federal Environment Agency UBAA) supports a consortium of scientists and stakeholders from water boards and regional environmental authorities to develop a first concept for an ecological assessment scheme for groundwater ecosystems.
"All 28 allies have also now authorized military authorities to develop an operations plan for NATO to take on the broader civilian protection mission," Clinton said.
All 28 allies have also now authorized military authorities to develop an operations plan for NATO to take on the broader civilian protections mission".
We will continue to assist the Greek authorities to develop an adequate reception capacity".
While it will try to work with the authorities to develop an acceptable unfiltered search engine, Google said, "we recognize that this may well mean having to shut down Google.cn, and potentially our offices in China".
Creating opportunites Since 2001 UNICEF has worked with National Working Committee on Women and Children (NWCCW) to assist municipal authorities to develop an improved registration system for migrant children as a basis for local governments to allocate resources to meet the needs of rapidly growing number of migrant children.
