"authority exercise" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of exerting or using one's authority or power. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "During the company's crisis, the CEO had to make some tough decisions and was seen as a strong leader due to his effective authority exercise."
They are not allowed hobbies or television, and may own only three books, though more can be borrowed with the warden's permission as long as the content is not deemed to preach "subversion of authority". Exercise is limited to two short sessions a week outside their cells, four solid walls and one small window.
It costed the national exercise referral programme using WAG and local authority exercise programme budgets.
They included bilingual South Asian dieticians (2), bilingual GPs in practices with majority South Asian populations (2), local authority exercise officers (2), community health promotion workers (2), a public health consultant, and local health service commissioners (2).
How does the form of authority exercised by a state affect society and its members?
The question of law may, of course, always be raised whether the Legislature had power to delegate the authority exercised.
Hamas will control the cabinet and prime minister's office, but Abbas retains all authority exercised by Arafat.
"When it is," he concluded, "it will predictably rely on broad, arbitrary state authority exercised without public accountability".
The authority exercised by the Warren Court made good the failures of authority elsewhere and reminds us that public greatness appears in various forms.
"They seem to have money," said Ms. Gallego, who added that the authority exercised by teenagers seems to extend beyond the gold cards they tote in their Vuitton clutches.
They contend that the order is in excess of the authority which House Bill 266 confers upon the commission; and that, if the statute be construed as conferring the authority exercised, it violates the Federal Constitution and that of the State.
Rep. 754, which was an action of ejectment, the validity of an authority exercised under the United States was drawn in question, and depended upon whether the United States had a good title to the land in controversy.
