The phrase "authority group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals or entities that hold power or influence in a particular context or organization.
Example: "The authority group convened to discuss the new regulations that would impact the industry."
Alternatives: "governing body" or "leadership team".
Even if the new designated local authority group approves the post-June 29 purchase agreement, Trammell Crow will not necessarily have the deal sewn up.
Responding to Mr Swinney's statement, Scotland's largest teachers' union, the EIS, slammed the local authority group Cosla for its continuing refusal to sign up to a new agreement on maintaining teacher numbers.
Two new studies, one from the Consumer Electronics Association and the Entertainment and Technology Center at USC and the other from Meant to be Seen ("the foremost authority group on stereoscopic 3D gaming and home entertainment"), suggest that consumers — that is, average people like you and me — dig 3D movies.
It is said that we deny responsibility for our actions when we attribute their cause to: vague impersonal forces ("I had to"); our condition, diagnosis, personal or psychological history; the actions of others; the dictates of authority; group pressure; institutional policy, rules, and regulations; gender roles, social roles, or age roles; or uncontrollable impulses.
However, as changes in household income at this level probably reflect changes at lower geographical levels, we assigned lower tier local authorities the average value of the country council or unitary authority group in which they were located.
Sigoma, the municipal authorities group, says that if councils were all allowed to keep their business rates, the City of London would gain £517m.
The pegasids have been tentatively placed in their own family (Pegasidae) in this classification; however, some authorities group the pegasids with either the sticklebacks (family Gasterosteidae) or the pipefishes and their allies (family Syngnathidae).
The most important concept governed by the Authorities group are the fleet emission regulations.
Local authority umbrella group Cosla said councils were taking action to tackle problem potholes, despite falling budgets.
As historian Saul Cornell put it, "Without legal authority, a group of armed citizens acting on their own [is] little more than a riotous mob".
