The phrase "authority expansion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the increase or broadening of power, control, or influence within an organization or system.
Example: "The recent policy changes have led to significant authority expansion within the management team, allowing them to make more autonomous decisions."
Alternatives: "power increase" or "control enhancement".
The core determination is a form of authority expansion, as the information content of the original authority is augmented with newer authoritative sequences, while the resolution of ambiguities and duplicates is a form of authority driven verification.
This is carried out in the authority expansion step, in which new representatives may be nominated from some of the proteomes as being more compatible with some of the existing members.
In January the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it might have to scrap plans for the station altogether because of $1 billion in cost overruns for the authority's expansion projects over all.
Along with the steady increase of the refugee population in Iraq came the greater authority and expansion of the sectarian militias.
Soaring construction costs could force the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to scrap plans for an architecturally ambitious glass-domed subway station in Lower Manhattan and lead to more than $1 billion in cost overruns for the authority's major expansion projects, officials said Monday.
The plan also includes money for the authority's major expansion projects, the Second Avenue subway, a Long Island Rail Road link to Grand Central Terminal and the new Fulton Street Transit Center in Lower Manhattan, which it revealed are over budget by a total of $1.5 billion.
Luckily, the sellers already had permission from the local planning authorities for the expansion but had not gotten around to building it.
He pointed out that many of the signs of bubbles - an uncritically assumed growth story, overconfidence in the authorities, rapid credit expansion, an investment boom - are currently present in China.
Over the last few years, officials at the 15 acre museum and park, which receives 50,000 visitors a year, have been spending part of $6m provided by the local authorities aside for expansion and improvements.
The New York Times reported in April of last year that officials at Wal-Mart de Mexico, a subsidiary, had bribed authorities to ease expansion in that country and that executives at the company's headquarters in Bentonville, Ark., had been alerted to the bribery and declined to take action.
Because human mediated dispersal is a fundamental factor in this expansion, authorities should intensively control exchange of wood and wood products between infested and non-infested areas.
