The phrase "authority endorsed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been approved or supported by a recognized authority or governing body.
Example: "The new policy was authority endorsed, ensuring that it met all regulatory requirements."
Alternatives: "officially approved" or "sanctioned by authorities."
The Boston News-Letter, "published by authority" — endorsed by ecclesiastics — lasted from 1704 till 1776.
The project was approved by the environment minister, Greg Hunt, in December and at the end of January the authority endorsed a permit with 47 conditions attached.
President Mubarak called the speech balanced, wrapping his own support in the fact that the Palestinian Authority endorsed it, while noting that he needed further clarification.
Mr. Mubarak called the speech balanced, wrapping his own support in the fact that the Palestinian Authority endorsed it, while adding that he needed clarification.
"Neither the city nor of the transportation authority endorse the content of these negative ads.
Officials said drivers would be able to use the bridge while workers continue with repairs for a few months under a temporary solution that federal authorities endorsed last week.
Life remains peaceful in Roshmia until the israeli authorities endorse a new road project and order to confiscate their land, demolish the shack and throw them out.
All the authorities endorse the statement of Sir Clements Markham, that, while Captain Amundsen made a daring and successful dash, the British explorer never had any intention of engaging in a race with the Scandinavian, but is pluckily and aggressively following his original intention to add to the sum of human knowledge while making his way toward his objective.
Other authorities endorse the use of progesterone based on current literature.
But in the weeks that followed, Iran's ultimate political authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, endorsed Ahmadinejad's victory and condemned the protests; riot police and Basij, armed with knives and guns, were sent into the streets to attack the protesters.
Raw political calculus runs in favor of doing nothing, or next to nothing, and this is the policy that at least one authority has endorsed: "So what you do is … you move things along the best way you can.
