The phrase "authority and provided" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing the authority that has been granted or provided, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee acted within the authority provided by the governing body."
Alternatives: "power granted" or "authority given".
Grimsby is also the service centre for the unitary authority and provides the main shopping and educational facilities for the unitary authority and surrounding areas of northern Lincolnshire.
Its most obvious benefit in terms of sound governance would be to clarify lines of authority and provide both the city and the Port Authority with managerial flexibility that neither has right now.
These immediate goals include asserting the coalition's authority and providing security, steps Mr. Bremer has taken, along with increased military patrols in Baghdad to restore order and curb looting and lawlessness.
But at Rome's insistence the bishops have endorsed several new layers of review that appear to diminish the accountability of individual bishops, blur lines of authority and provide opportunities to obstruct or at least delay justice.
Bereft of the means to project authority and provide security, Libya's transitional government tried to co-opt the militias in late 2011 and bring them under the control of the Army chief of staff and the Interior Ministry.
He had to do battle with the mujtahids and mullahs, members of the religious class, who were unreceptive to the idea of a Bāb who would supersede their authority and provide another avenue to the Truth.
The act continues Australia's responsibility for the island as a territory under its authority and provides that consideration will be given to an extension of the powers of the legislative assembly.
We will actively communicate with the authority and provide the required supporting materials to comply with the latest requirements.
Generally, standardisation is a mean of facilitating market exchanges if there is no "legal centre of authority" and "provides coordination and control on the basis of agreed procedures," quality and definitions [50, 51].
