The phrase "authority concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specific authority or organization that is relevant to a particular issue or matter.
Example: "We have submitted our complaint to the authority concerned and are awaiting their response."
Alternatives: "relevant authority" or "pertinent authority".
The least compelling of these involved a quest for the identity of the venerable authority concerned.
The agency supplying this care charges the local authority concerned more than £900 per week, or £28-plus per hour of care delivered.
She added: "Whilst individual PFI procurements are the responsibility of the local authority concerned, the DfES maintains close contact with local authorities throughout the procurement process, and continues to monitor the progress of projects after contract signature has been reached".
The decision to introduce newborn hearing screening was made because the government authority concerned deemed it relevant to allocate resources to the issue, despite a context of limited financial resources.
The only enforceable requirement was a relatively simple process whereby foreigners had to register as residents with the local authority concerned, although this requirement was not applied to children and pregnant women, who still enjoyed full coverage irrespective of their legal and administrative situation [ 1].
Supported by the authority concerned.
It is not unusual for families to fight over the authority concerning the body or cremains of the decedent.
Following the British retreat from the Philadelphia campaign, White traveled to Philadelphia to negotiate with the "executive authority" concerning the prisoners' release to Pennsylvania, where public sentiment demanded their return.
The social worker has no authority concerning economic issues in the actual case, but provides counselling due to a broad knowledge of the social- and sickness benefit law/legislation and has a close communication with the sickness benefit office.
The main focus of this chapter is the scientific and regulatory considerations for developing in vitro toxicity tests, their validation, and their acceptance by regulatory authorities concerned with authorizing the intended use of the chemical.
"UNICEF is extremely concerned about this finding and is working with the federal and provincial government authorities concerned to reach and treat these children.
