The phrase "authority has decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision made by a governing body or organization.
Example: "The authority has decided to implement new regulations to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "the governing body has determined" or "the officials have concluded".
After receiving comments, the authority has decided to broaden the proposal to cover debt securities.
In a written parliamentary statement, Lord Goldsmith said that the prosecuting authority has decided that in the first case, seven servicemen should stand trial by court martial.
"In light of the positive developments in completing part of the regulatory requirements from the service providers, the regulatory authority has decided to allow the continuation of the BlackBerry Messenger services," the ministry said.
In Kibumba, a village at the edge of rebel territory about 20 miles north of Goma — the provincial capital the rebels were poised to seize before declaring a unilateral cease-fire late last month — hundreds of children have been turned into desperate street hawkers because their schools were looted last month and no authority has decided what to do about it.
The authority has decided to withdraw its support for several community centres in the borough.
So instead, the local authority has decided to build a new seafront entertainment space on the site.
By then, though, the local authority had decided to place CB for adoption.
The Labour controlled local authority had decided to reduce its huge debt by selling off available housing stock, and Armstrong's time had come.
We have one who's been in his local park for 25 years and his local authority have decided to put [the pitch] out to tender.
He said the authority had decided to ask that the dues collection be restored as part of its efforts to improve labor relations, which hit a low point over the strike and have improved markedly in recent months.
Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, explained that because a majority of Staten Island Railway riders are commuters to Manhattan and beyond, the authority had decided against the expense of installing turnstiles anywhere else along the line.
