The phrase "authorities to outsource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the power or permission given to authorities to delegate tasks or services to external organizations or individuals.
Example: "The government granted authorities to outsource certain public services to improve efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "permission to delegate" or "authorization to subcontract".
Any day now the regulations permitting English local authorities to outsource child protection services will be confirmed.
A DfE consultation paper published last month argues that enabling local authorities to outsource children's social services will encourage innovation and improve outcomes for at-risk youngsters.
Expenditure on professional services is expected to grow well, as is the trend among state and local authorities to outsource more of their IT.In Europe, too, demand from the public sector has helped to cushion technology companies from the drop in business elsewhere.
He bought Laidlaw primarily for its yellow-bus operation, which has good growth prospects as more local authorities choose to outsource school buses.
Several dozen students have barricaded themselves in the Bramber House building at the university campus in Falmer, as part of a fight against the authorities' plans to outsource vital services on campus.
The authority plans to outsource its reablement service, which provides temporary home care to help people regain their independence.
Members of the authority agreed to outsource the service and awarded a 10-year contract to Capita, which would save £5m over 10 years.
Of course, one company can be replaced with another with relative ease if the authorities are determined to outsource their responsibilities.
"Couldn't understand a word".This may change, not because churches are turning xenophobic but because local authorities spy an opportunity to outsource their homeless services.
But the Olympics debacle threatened the company's relationship with the British government, one of its main customers, at a time when the authorities are looking increasingly to outsource work, including prison management and other contracts.
Wokingham councillors have backed plans to outsource the authority's 11 libraries to a private firm in a move it believes would save £170,000 a year.
