The phrase "authority aside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are setting aside or disregarding the influence or opinion of an authority figure in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Authority aside, I believe that the evidence supports a different conclusion."
Alternatives: "disregarding authority" or "setting authority aside".
Afterward, he discussed why he had spoken with such easy authority — aside from being chief justice of the United States.
In all, nine executives from Chrysler will sit on the council, which the statement described as the companies' highest decision-making authority aside from the board.
In some cases, the premises have no authority aside from the partner's agreement; in others, Socrates provides an argument for premises, usually in the form of an epagoge, a general inference from a set of examples.
Their diocesan authority aside, Catholic bishops certainly have the right to boycott the ceremony.
They pledged themselves to continue demonstrating until their wish-list was fulfilled.But they got little joy from the authorities, aside from the sacking of two senior policemen (but not the police chief, whose head the students were demanding).
Over the last few years, officials at the 15 acre museum and park, which receives 50,000 visitors a year, have been spending part of $6m provided by the local authorities aside for expansion and improvements.
She said she was "not aware" of any other civil or criminal investigations by federal, state or local authorities, aside from one federal grand jury investigation in Connecticut that the company has disclosed.
In making his solo claims that the bank covered up $250 billion in transactions involving Iran, Mr. Lawsky has been likened to Eliot Spitzer, who drew high praise and harsh criticism as New York's top prosecutor for his aggressive tactics on Wall Street and tendency to muscle federal authorities aside.
The local police authority put aside traditional doubts about selecting a candidate who has held a succession of senior posts within a force – a caveat designed to avoid "empire-building".
The bill is also expected to include a provision sought by New York City that would let housing authorities set aside more units for higher-income families, provided the authorities exceeded Federal requirements for giving housing vouchers to the very poor.
The Communist authorities stepped aside, but with conditions.
