The phrase "authority costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to economics, management, or organizational behavior, referring to the costs associated with exercising authority or decision-making within an organization.
Example: "The company needs to evaluate the authority costs involved in its hierarchical structure to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "governance costs" or "control costs".
The Foreign Office said policing and local authority costs were "met within existing budgets" but it did not provide a total figure.
Swedish national registers were used to retrieve disease-specific medical care costs, while local authority costs for care and sickness insurance expenses were estimated via a Swedish study.
Swedish national registers were used to retrieve incident cases and disease-specific medical care costs, while local authority costs for care and sickness insurance expenses were estimated via a Swedish study [ 2].
In two secondary analyses, in addition to those costs, we considered (a) potential accommodation savings and (b) other NHS and PSS costs, including mental health-care costs, other primary and secondary care costs and local authority costs.
For many charities, the fear that local authorities would turn off the easiest taps – the non-statutory spend to charities – came true, with spend in the voluntary sector being highly vulnerable to local authority cost-saving measures.
"In general terms, the police pay virtually nothing to the authorities' costs in running the public area CCTV systems," says Peter Fry, director of the CCTV User Group, whose membership includes CCTV managers and police liaison officers.
After the deduction of the stadium authorities' costs, the Football Association and each of the two clubs took £6,365, although the refunds to fans unable to reach their assigned seats were deducted from the FA's share.
In years past, repeated conflicts between Barnes executives and local authorities cost the foundation more than $5 million of its legacy.
He was asked whether any employees would be held responsible for violations of United States laws restricting financial dealings with Iran and other countries that led to settlements with federal and state authorities costing the bank about $667 million.
Figures from the Personal Social Services Research Unit reveal that the annual cost of placement in a private children's home is £4000 per week, whereas local authority care costs £3000 (by comparison a foster care placement costs £637).
According to a Shutts & Bowen memo sent to the authority, the costs for legal fees have been $2.7 million, plus an additional nearly $2.3 million for expert fees and costs.
