The phrase "authority for preparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated or has the power to create or develop something, such as documents or reports.
Example: "The committee has the authority for preparing the annual budget report."
Alternatives: "permission to create" or "mandate for drafting".
The only reason for preparing national accounts is that tax authorities require it.
But in a sharply worded statement, he criticized the authority for delays in preparing sites for construction.
Updated at 12.40pm GMT 7.53am GMT The Chinese authorities are preparing for the worst in Beijing.
Later, residents of several other villages were ordered to evacuate their homes, and the authorities were preparing for the possibility of evacuating some neighborhoods of Haifa.
Health authorities are preparing for the possible return of the SARS virus this fall, but with any luck they should be able to prevent a global epidemic.
But as the date for the vote nears, there are persistent reports of foot-dragging by the Sudanese authorities in preparing for it, as well as fears of a new outbreak of violence if the north does not honor the results.
That is still below the highest temperature ever recorded in Australia, 50.7°C at Oodnadatta 53 years ago.In this section So long, buddy Numbed bones, choked lungs Up to eleven Election calculations Fighting in court Grandfathers' footsteps ReprintsThe authorities are preparing for such recordings as the new normal.
Supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi are continuing their sit-in protests despite reports that authorities are preparing for a crackdown.
River levels in Gloucestershire are due to peak on Monday and Tuesday and authorities are preparing for up to 50 properties potentially being affected.
It was also reported that Indonesian authorities were preparing for the worst, as dozens of body bags were photographed being stockpiled at nearby Pangkalan Bun in Kalimantan province.
