The phrase "authority and coherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities of a text, argument, or presentation that convey credibility and logical consistency.
Example: "The speaker's authority and coherence made the presentation compelling and easy to follow."
Alternatives: "credibility and consistency" or "expertise and clarity."
Lacking authority and coherence, haemorrhaging relevance and credibility, May is a faithful reflection not only of her government but of the country at this moment.
"His physique was widely interpreted," he writes, "not simply as an individual achievement but as a reaffirmation of male identity at a time when it seemed to be losing authority and coherence.
Accused of lacking authority and coherence, dithering over policy decisions from tax increases to pro-business reform, failing to kickstart the sluggish economy and failing to protect France from a series of devastating terrorist attacks, he was eventually abandoned by his own core of Socialist party voters who felt betrayed by his muddled, stop-start pro-business reforms.
But his unpopularity shows no signs of changing: he is accused of lacking authority and coherence, zigzagging over policy decisions from tax increases to pro-business reform, failing to kickstart the sluggish economy and failing to protect France from a series of devastating terrorist attacks.
Building on work by Claudia Pahl-Wostl (2009) on multi-level learning processes and adaptation, two key aspects of vertical governance dialectics can be identified: (a) dispersion of decision-making authority and (b) vertical coherence.
The absence of strong political authority also affected the unity and coherence of the monastic organization itself.
Also in the EU, the single authority which can give unity and coherence to the legal system in place is the individual in the form of a right-bearing subject.
But throughout his lines retained rhythmic authority and a kind of instant-composition coherence, and very little of it came through the usual routes of jazz piano history.
Member States shall ensure that the goals of the Body of European Regulators in Telecom ("BERT") of promoting greater regulatory coordination and coherence are actively supported by the national regulatory authorities.
3b. Member States shall ensure that the goals of BEREC of promoting greater regulatory coordination and coherence are actively supported by the respective national regulatory authorities.
Spectral bandwidth and coherence length.
