The phrase "authority deputy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who acts as a deputy or assistant to someone in a position of authority, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The authority deputy was responsible for overseeing the implementation of new policies within the department."
Alternatives: "deputy authority" or "assistant authority".
And are there other groups out there?' " The authority deputy chairman, Patrick J. Foye, said the panel's request for immediate assistance was a plea for special treatment.
To his young narrator, virtually every adjective is "fucken" and every vision of every adult is laced with repugnance, especially those adults in authority: "Deputy Gurie tears a strip of meat from a bone; it flaps through her lips like a shit taken backwards".
Fernandez and Aguirre deliberately tortured the boy to death, hiding their tracks with forged doctor's notes and lies to authorities, Deputy Dist.
Sometime before 11 a.m., a witness spotted a man's body in the shallow wash near Soledad Canyon Road and Langside Avenue in Santa Clarita and called authorities, Deputy Josh Dubin said.
Fernandez and her her boyfriend, Isauro Aguirre, 34, deliberately tortured the boy to death, hiding their tracks with forged doctor's notes and lies to authorities, Deputy Dist.
INTERIM AUTHORITY -- Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz, testifying on Capitol Hill, denied that the Pentagon had settled on Ahmad Chalabi, the head of the Iraqi National Council, for a senior leadership role in a postwar government.
John Andrews, the authority's deputy director general, told The Associated Press.
Kelvin Ang, the authority's deputy director for conservation management, noted the neighborhood's colorful history.
She is a non-executive director of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire strategic health authority and deputy chairwoman of the Healthcare Commission.
"We want to fill in the grid rather than rely on these customized zigzagging lines," said Conan Cheung, the transit authority's deputy executive officer for service planning.
The authority's deputy director of arts and publications said they felt the play had "gay undertones" and "may be inappropriate for a young audience".
