The phrase "authority has received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an official body or organization has acknowledged or accepted something, such as a document or request.
Example: "The authority has received your application and will review it shortly."
Alternatives: "the agency has acknowledged" or "the organization has accepted".
This authority has received intense scrutiny ever since Mueller's appointment because of the power it can wield over the scope and effect of the special counsel's investigation.
The tax authority has received thousands of fraud reports over the last few weeks in what it said was the first scam directly targeting university students in such high volumes.
Every single local authority has received a real terms increase in its public health funding, which they are able to use to make the necessary and important changes to give children the best start in life.
The $7 billion to $10 billion that the Palestinian Authority has received since 1993 has come from the European Union, the U.N., the U.S., Saudi Arabia and other Arab League countries.
The construction authority has received high marks for its project management.
Last year, a council solicitor, Robin de Wreede, wrote to Deer Park saying the authority had received "vociferous complaints" from residents who felt those conditions hadn't been met.
Peter G. Cafiero, chief of operations planning for New York City Transit, said the authority had received several complaints from island residents about service at the station.
Timothy S. Carey, president and chief executive of the Battery Park City Authority, said the authority had received proposals for the 90,000-square-foot site from several other organizations, including museums.
A member of the Suez board said that warships could pass through the canal only on the approval of the Egyptian Defense and Foreign Affairs Ministries, and that the canal authority had received no notice of such expected movement.
The meeting heard that the authority had received some 4,000 letters of objection and only two in support.
John Jowers, who is the cabinet member for libraries, communities and planning at the county council, said the authority had received more than £36m in contributions.
