The phrase "authority changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to modifications or shifts in power, control, or governance within an organization or system.
Example: "The recent authority changes within the company have led to a new strategic direction."
Alternatives: "shifts in authority" or "changes in leadership".
Authority changes us all.
The authority changes its policies every day.
And what if the prices fall, or the mansion tax makes a difference, or a future government and Greater London Authority changes the planning regime?
To the average voter, for want of a better phrase, local councils remain dry, stale institutions which rarely provide radical changes to people's daily lives, even when an authority changes control from one party to another.
Additionally, in some jurisdictions, closure authority changes if an emergency has been declared, potentially in different ways depending on the form of the declared emergency [ 54].
If a competent authority changes the decision to award an operating contract directly to its internal operator, the contracts concluded with that operator in the two preceding years should lapse automatically.
Under Veolia's watch, the authority changed to a cheaper chemical additive without authorization that may have caused the eventual spike in lead levels.
Last week, the authority changed its advertising rules to ban ads that could "imminently incite or provoke violence or other immediate breach of the peace".
In December 2007, the local authority changed the rules governing their registrar's working conditions.
Britain's financial supervisory authority changed the rules concerning indirect cash-settled options stakes earlier this month, requiring disclosure on a par with direct stakes.
We've studied the methods used by one remarkable influencer who, with no formal authority, changed behavior in thousands of U.S. hospitals.
