The phrase "authority in the course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the power or control exercised by someone or an organization during a specific process or event.
Example: "The committee acted with authority in the course of the investigation, ensuring all procedures were followed."
Alternatives: "power during" or "control throughout".
The "gradual subjection of reason to faith and authority" in the course of his life presents a microcosm of what happened to Christianity as a whole.
As the Court notes, a President has authority in the course of personnel changes in an executive department to make personnel decisions.
"In practice, Border Patrol agents routinely ignore or misunderstand the limits of their legal authority in the course of individual stops, resulting in violations of the constitutional rights of innocent people," the ACLU said.
"Specific announcements with respect to the above decisions will be made by the respective authorities in the course of next week," the group said in a statement.
Mr. Wang alleged that Mr. Bo's wife, the lawyer Gu Kailai, had transferred huge sums of money overseas, and accused Mr. Bo of seeking to resist "central party authorities" in the course of governing Chongqing, including deploying wiretaps to eavesdrop on other leaders, according to the academic.
"The raids were part of a wider police operation targeting criminals from a number of European countries, and Wada's intelligence and investigations department has been providing information and other assistance to the authorities in the course of their operation," Wada said in a statement.
Six hundred and forty-three former VCM workers belonging to the above cohort were examined from 1999 through 2002 by occupational physicians at the Occupational Health Services (OHS) of two local health authorities in the course of a medical surveillance program launched by the Regione Veneto and the Italian Ministry of Health.
When a state official, acting under color of state authority, invades, in the course of his duties, a private right secured by the Federal Constitution, that right is violated, even if the state officer not only exceeded his authority but disregarded special commands of the state law.
Mentor, who was governor of the entire Asiatic seaboard, exerted himself successfully to reduce to subjection the many chiefs who during the recent troubles had assumed an independent authority, and in the course of a few years brought the whole coast into complete submission and dependence.
Its authority — slowly earned in the course of the century and a half since its founding, and especially the hundred and seven years since its purchase by Adolph S. Ochs, the great-grandfather of the present publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzburger, Jr. — isn't just journalistic; it's downright ontological.
After it was revealed in 2010 that a Canadian doctor was under investigation for distributing performance-enhancing drugs to professional athletes, investigators for baseball tried on several occasions to persuade the authorities to provide them with information the authorities had found in the course of their investigation.
