The phrase "authority chain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the hierarchy or structure of authority within an organization or system.
Example: "In our company, the authority chain is clearly defined to ensure effective decision-making and accountability."
Alternatives: "chain of command" or "hierarchical structure".
Bannon returned to Breitbart after new White House chief of staff John Kelly pushed him aside in an effort to streamline authority chains and to limit access to Trump.
Public authorities, chain stakeholders and consumers are all concerned by microbial food safety.
Atlasi's wife told the BBC's Persian service that he started the hunger strike because the authorities chained him to the hospital bed during his treatment.
The correct response to these dynamic, decentralized, emergent problems is to create dynamic, decentralized, emergent authorities: chains of local officials, state agencies, national governments and international bodies that are as flexible as the problem itself.
"Local authorities, academy chains, head teachers and teachers have got to believe that children and young people can succeed.
The official rubric says that you can't compare local authorities and chains, but that's a politician's plea rather than a statistician's warning.
He has received around 500 authorities and chains of transmission from famous scholars in the Muslim world in hadith and classical and spiritual sciences.
Some of the protesters had decided to make it difficult for the authorities by chaining their necks to scaffold rails with bike locks.
These exotic gurus emerge because Hinduism is not a structured faith with a central authority or a chain of command.
So how does the peer review process differ from Ofsted, and the other forms of external monitoring (by the local authority, consultants, academy chain or diocese)?
In Syria and Iraq, where the fight against ISIS is most intense, the White House has similarly pushed authority down the chain of command.
