The phrase "authority document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a document serves as a source of official information or guidelines, often in regulatory or organizational settings.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, please ensure that you have reviewed the authority document provided by the compliance department."
Alternatives: "official document" or "regulatory document".
Instead of relying on the renewable parental authority document, she suggested a "power of attorney for parental authority," which does not expire.
The Port Authority's general counsel, its inspector general and an outside lawyer hired by the authority each concluded that "the procurement process had not been adversely affected by any alleged informalities or improprieties, and that the contract could be properly awarded to Fort Lauderdale Jet Center," according to an authority document.
Since the first buildings opened at Battery Park City in the early 1980's, the authority has turned over a total of $705 million to New York City, according to authority documents.
To many Arabs, Al Jazeera's recent exposé on the Palestinian Authority documents — sometimes called "Pali-leaks" — is of a piece with its reporting on protests against autocratic Arab regimes.
Despite assertions from friends that he was in good spirits, German media said aviation authority documents suggested he had suffered from depression and required ongoing assessment.
The theory that a mental illness such as depression had affected the co-pilot was suggested by German media, quoting internal aviation authority documents.
The woman who did this would later explain to NSA investigators, "Although I felt comfortable answering his question, I thought it was more appropriate for OGC to respond since the authority documents include legalities and the individual wanted them ranked in precedence order".
Authority documents and even medical records are often very unreliable.
Just last week the Human Rights Association, a private group critical of law enforcement authorities, documented 762 cases of torture in police custody, including beatings and sexual abuse, in the first nine months of this year, a 50percentt rise from a year before.
The Home Office, Association of Police Authorities (2006) document guides police authorities on how to wmanage performance.
The occupation authority's document cautions its staff and nongovernmental workers that they should avoid 11 "red" zones unless they are on urgent business.
