The phrase "authority administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the management or governance of an organization or system that holds authority.
Example: "The authority administration has implemented new policies to improve efficiency and transparency in operations."
Alternatives: "governing body" or "administrative authority".
Blunkett was education secretary when the first academies opened in 2001, with autonomy outside local authority administration.
Even without that authority, administration officials said, their ability to challenge and publicize large increases provides a significant new protection for consumers.
As that effort unfolds, the task of the exiles, organized as an Iraqi Reconstruction and Development Council, will be to rebuild the structures of a government that would then be handed over to the new Iraqi authority, administration officials said.
A south of Scotland local authority administration has announced it intends to make the maximum increase of 4.79% in its council tax this year.
The reorganisation of local authority administration in 1974 meant that the smallest areas that could be examined were 400 county districts or (in some cases) approximate county districts formed by aggregating pre-1974 locauthorityity areas.
Although there are other quasi-independent Federal statistical agencies, including the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Energy Department's Energy Information Agency, neither are set up in ways that infringe on the President's constitutional authority, Administration officials said.
As an example, a snapshot review showed that around 30% of the complaints registered as concerning maltreatment also brought up negative encounters. 3 The general aim of authorities' administration of complaints is to improve patient safety and efficiency in healthcare.
Watching "Die Hard," I was struck by the drama's contempt for conventional authority, for administration, bureaucracy, and, for that matter, for government at large.
But it appeared that the Blair government might want more senior slots in the postwar authority, an administration official said.
Although all precolonial Nsenga chiefs were equals, the British named a senior chief in order to centralize authority and administration.
Even with that authority, the administration was unaware that railroads were still failing to report dozens of fatal accidents.
