The phrase "authority for publishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or power granted to someone or an organization to publish content or materials.
Example: "Before proceeding with the article, we need to obtain the authority for publishing from the editorial board."
Alternatives: "permission to publish" or "authorization for publication".
* Authorities call for investigation.
He fears he would be charged by US authorities for publishing classified documents on his Wikileaks website.
The government has the legal authority to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information, Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales said yesterday.
In mid-December, when the authorities released Mansour from prison for publishing his Op-Ed essay, they made one demand: that Mansour not publicize the incident.
The paper was shut down by federal authorities for two days in 1864 for publishing a fabricated report indicating that the North would draft 400,000 more men for the Union armies.
A Facebook page administrator was arrested for "publishing false news" and authorities shut down 163 Facebook pages for their incitement to violence.
He was released a few months later, only to be locked up again for publishing other materials deemed offensive by the authorities.
But the magazine that once challenged authority (for example, by publishing the first accounts of American atrocities in Vietnam) now seems more like a conduit for its economic interests, at least where government spending is concerned.
It called for a one-stop-shop for information to help older people choose the right home, and for local authorities to publish directories that include key information on what services they're obliged to provide, a list of care homes in the area and what they offer, prices and whether additional top-up payments are needed.
The present government introduced the requirement for all local authorities to publish payments to suppliers over £500.
