The phrase "authority capacity" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the extent or limits of someone's authority or power within an organization or system.
Example: "The committee must operate within its authority capacity to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "scope of authority" or "level of authority".
Will we continue to see an erosion of council authority, capacity and service delivery?
In this book, Cristina Balboa examines NGO authority, capacity, and accountability to propose that a "paradox of scale" is a primary barrier to NGO effectiveness.
If this is to work then there needs to be a fundamental step-change in local authority capacity and nothing less than a cultural shift in attitudes towards new housing.
It also mentioned the role which local authority capacity plays in the successful utilisation of a decentralised budget.
The evidence that Masood was using WhatsApp just before the attack sparked a debate over authorities' capacity to intercept suspects' communications as part of national security investigations.
Cruz is introducing legislation intended to boost government authorities' capacity to deal with foreign intelligence organizations operating inside the American education system.
Tens of thousands of three-year-olds are missing out on free early education, according to new research that comes amid growing concerns over local authorities' capacity to deliver expanded free childcare provision.
He was not expecting Colonel Qaddafi to reach Benghazi, he said, but wanted a few street-fighting skills under his belt just in case.The population's swagger may in part stem from the city authorities' capacity to keep up a sense that all is normal.
CAIRO — Egypt erupted into violent chaos on Friday, raising doubts about the new authorities' capacity to maintain order, as Islamists and other opponents of last month's military takeover fought security forces and their civilian allies in street battles across the capital and other cities.
The aim of the meetings was to analyse the local authorities' capacity to efficiently manage social affairs and to reduce pressure on specialised services.
There are at least two such features necessary for authority-capacity: First, for something to be able to claim legitimate authority, it must be the case that its directives are identifiable as authoritative directives, without the necessity of relying on those same reasons which the authoritative directive replaces.
