The phrase "authorities to make a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the powers or permissions granted to authorities to take specific actions.
Example: "The new legislation grants authorities to make a decision regarding public safety measures."
Alternatives: "powers to enact a" or "permissions to implement a".
That allows more time for federal authorities to make a final decision.
However, the same artists who produced the codices were used by the secular authorities to make a summary of life under the Aztec empire for the use of the first viceroy of New Spain, Antonio de Mendoza.
"There is a strong argument to allow local authorities to make a comprehensive assessment of green belt land to identify areas that could be used to address London's chronic housing shortages without adversely impacting on the environment".
Climate Ready also supported the Local Government Association's (LGA) Climate Local programme which supported and encouraged local authorities to make a formal commitment to take action on climate change and to report on their progress.
The business secretary is understood to be keen for the Scottish authorities to make a decision so that he can prepare for the possibility of stripping the former RBS bosses of the right to hold company directorships.
Vince Cable is turning up the pressure on Scottish legal authorities to make a decision on whether to prosecute former directors of Royal Bank of Scotland who were in post at the time of taxpayer bailout in 2008.
But it would take more than three decades for authorities to make an arrest in the killing.
International aviation rules require accident investigation authorities to make an accident report publicly available "as soon as possible and, if possible, within 12 months".
Advise the home team captain that, in the interests of crowd safety, the best option is to continue with the match, and leave it to the authorities to make an assessment after the final whistle.
This is an attempt by the authorities to make an example of a high profile personality which has backfired.
It is, therefore, difficult for health authorities to make an informed choice when commissioning weight management services.
