The phrase "authority foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the basis or underlying principles of authority in various fields, such as governance, law, or organizational structure.
Example: "The authority foundation of our organization is built on transparency and accountability."
Alternatives: "basis of authority" or "foundation of power".
This distrust may be associated with low reliance on the authority foundation and its associated respect for and obedience to authority, or possibly high reliance on the liberty foundation and its resentment of perceived oppressors.
The raven-bears are standing on an outcrop of what is known as the Canadian Shield, a geological formation which the authority foundation is based on.
UK funders acknowledged on cited papers were categorised into the following categories: industry, not-for-profit, hospital trust, government department, government agency (not controlled by ministries), local or regional authority, foundation, none given and unknown.
The NHS restlessly morphs between regional authorities, elected foundations (remember them?), hospital trusts, agencies and commissioning boards.
As a result, in 1947, the French occupation authority turned the foundation over to the city of Friedrichshafen.
Famous in Christian Britain as a polymath and a nonbeliever, Hume recounts how his early encounters with clerical authority laid the foundation for his lifelong skepticism toward religion.
The theory, that an eminent Shiite cleric can be the absolute legal authority, is the foundation of Iran's present political system.
It represented a groundbreaking effort to use public sector funds and authority, together with foundation capital, to leverage hundreds of millions of dollars in loan capital from private lenders.
Mundekis told the Fair Board that SB 741 could lead to the Orange County Fairgrounds being governed by a joint-powers authority or private foundation, both of which she termed "opaque". "This [bill] is the first step to get out of government control," Mundekis said.
The delegation to "make EBM" to the "new evidence experts", more or less closer to FPs but on a different status, also leads us to wonder whether questioning the texts and experts' authority, as a foundation of EBM, would be in danger of being substituted in practice by new text formats and a new experts' authority.
But the idea of looking had begun to shake the foundations of authority at the base of thought.
