The phrase "authority advisor" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is advising on matters of authority or governance, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "As an authority advisor, she provided insights on regulatory compliance to the organization."
Alternatives: "expert consultant" or "regulatory advisor".
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According to local outlet Diario de Ibiza (via Resident Advisor), authorities entered the superclubs accompanied by members of Spain's national tax agency.
Which in such case (magazines, friends, neighbours, energy advisors, authorities, energy companies, installers, suppliers…).
The report has been the subject of examination by the authorities and their advisors, and discussions with them have been held on many topics.
The author then describes the recent development of pastoralism in Ariège, covering access rights to summer pastures, the social organisation of grazing and interactions between livestock managers and the state, local authorities and technical advisors.
The results are useful in improving communications from authorities and farm advisors to farmers, as a strategy to gain better acceptance for improved animal welfare standards; in designing product certification schemes in the food industry; and in communicating to the public the values influencing production of dairy products.
In its review of applications for marketing authorisations (MAAs) for cell therapies, the CHMP is obliged to consult the Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT), who conduct detailed scientific assessments of these applications, with assessment by staff from national regulatory authorities and specialist advisors to the regulators.
By contrast, the Environment Agency acts as an advisor to the relevant competent authorities for pesticides, biocides, and veterinary pharmaceuticals for issues relating to environmental safety.
"In the first instance, we recommend you rummage through the cupboards and try to put something together, whether it's a simple pasta or cold cuts from the fridge," says Jo Bryant, etiquette advisor for Debrett's, the authority on manners.
And to cheers from Conservative MPs, he told the House that Mr Britnell had actually been been a commissioning director under Labour, and was appointed to an advisor to a strategic health authority under a Labour government.
