The phrase "authority executives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to high-ranking officials or leaders within an organization or governing body who have decision-making power.
Example: "The authority executives met to discuss the new policy changes that would impact the entire organization."
Alternatives: "executive authorities" or "executive leaders".
Ultimately, at least two midlevel authority executives did go.
But authority executives say they have had nothing but support from the government.
Mr. Steinberg and Mr. Hervey were among several authority executives who left as Mr. Cuomo moved to overhaul the agency in the weeks after the storm.
Transportation authority executives, who hope to select a winner next month, believed that a developer with a solid anchor tenant was more likely to proceed on schedule.
Some real estate and authority executives expect Mr. Silverstein to demand a rent discount, a deadline extension and, perhaps, the elimination of the so-called cross-default clause.
But on Thursday morning, according to authority executives and commissioners, Mr. Roth told the agency that Vornado's board was unwilling to go along with him.
Stanley accompanied an Authority executive on his rounds the other morning.
They acknowledged that it was tricky to know which authority — executive, legislative, or judicial — could oversee such a momentous transition.
Within the state alone there is legislative authority, executive authority, judicial authority, and administrative authority; these different kinds of authority can have distinct sub-branches of authority.
A senior rail authority executive, Dennis Trujillo, signed the denial letter.
In total 56 healthcare professionals were interviewed: 35 board members (mostly GPs but also PCT employees and practice managers) plus an additional 21 people from various organisations including acute provider representatives and health authorities executives.
