The phrase "authority designer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or role that is responsible for establishing or enforcing authority within a specific context, such as design or organizational structure.
Example: "As an authority designer, she was tasked with creating a framework that defined the roles and responsibilities of each team member."
Alternatives: "designated authority" or "lead designer".
PROFILE of Othmar Hermann Ammann, Chief Engineer of the Port of N. Y. Authority, designer and builder of the George Washington Bridge, at 179th Street, the Goethals Bridge, the Outerbridge Crossing, and the Bayonne Bridge-all of his design link once isolated Staten Island with N.J. across the waters of the Arthur Kill and the Kill van Kull.
By Milton MacKaye The New Yorker, June 2 , 1934P. 23 PROFILE of Othmar Hermann Ammann, Chief Engineer of the Port of N. Y. Authority, designer and builder of the George Washington Bridge, at 179th Street, the Goethals Bridge, the Outerbridge Crossing, and the Bayonne Bridge-all of his design link once isolated Staten Island with N.J. across the waters of the Arthur Kill and the Kill van Kull.
The method also provides regulatory authorities, designers, and operators with an objective basis for performance assessment and supports stormwater managers to make decisions for the installation of such decentralized treatment systems.
But over the course of decades, I've had the chance to put this question to all manner of experts in the field – the world's best automotive engineers and business executives, technology specialists and experts, top scientists, researchers, lab managers, technical authorities, designers and economic pundits, green activists, military and political leaders.
The authority's designers have also come up with an interim proposal to build multistory bases for some of Mr. Silverstein's towers.
He reportedly testified that he had used "the clear" and "the cream," which authorities said were designer steroids.
To identify, develop, and roll out new digital products or services, the digital leader might need to work with (but have no direct authority over): customers, designers, product developers, finance, marketing, sales, legal, compliance, operations, and customer support.
Jill Theis, with the help of the architect John Miller, from the trust set about persuading the local authority to find a designer to undertake the restoration.
"I was saying, 'Yeah, we bring them back.' " Charles Gordanier, the authority's chief map designer, began drafting changes to the old subway map, fading out the lines that were without service.
Of course, the authority has alienated some designers more comfortable decorating the beige and taupe living rooms of the Upper East Side.
"The big problem with a department store is that you can't sell new designers with authority — they get lost on the floor," says the executive.
