The phrase "authority associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific authority or power that is linked to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The report outlines the various regulations and the authority associated with each governing body."
Alternatives: "related authority" or "connected authority".
Her gravelly voice, with its uniquely Midwestern combination of flatness and warmth, comes across devoid of the authority associated with reviewers.
With the physical apparatus of the draft out of reach, rioters targeted other symbols of authority associated with coercive government power.
It reminded me that, in the final analysis, I was adult, authority, associated with the experience of inept and unaccountable authority - from parent, neighbour, teacher, dinner lady, classroom assistant, police.
Managers at all levels should understand the role of organizational design as call centers are established or expanded, in particular the relative centralization (distribution of authority) associated with delivering services to customers.
Similarly, many citizens accept that there is distinctive authority associated with democratic decisions, authority that cannot rest on outcome considerations alone, but instead depends on the egalitarian features of democratic decision-making procedures.
The ongoing second phase consists of a series of roundtables and workshops in which project participants engage with academics and with government and international organization officials to build a larger conceptual understanding of the threats posed by the collapse of state authority associated with civil wars, and to contribute to current policymaking.
The latest effort to get access to some of the confidential oral testimony involves the US attorney in Boston acting for as yet unidentified authorities associated with the British government.
28 Specialist education services in seven local authorities associated with the hospitals and representatives from seven social care departments were also interviewed.
Although the underlying causes are unclear, some authorities associate the PETM with the sudden release of methane hydrates from ocean sediments (see methane burp hypothesis) triggered by a massive volcanic eruption.
In general, farmers had a positive attitude towards local veterinarians, and lack of contact between farmers and the veterinary authority was associated more with logistic constraints than with farmers' mistrust towards the authority.
We further adjusted this model for separate time trends in each local authority to test whether relative deviations from the linear trend in allocation in each local authority were associated with fluctuations in mortality (see supplementary appendix 4).
