The phrase "authority influence" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact or effect of authority on behavior or decisions, but it would be clearer if rephrased.
Example: "The authority influence on the team's decision-making process was evident during the meeting."
Alternatives: "authority impact" or "influence of authority".
"Leadership has always been attached to words like authority, influence or ego.
She puts it down to "a strong ideological dislike of local authority influence, and a faith in autonomy and marketisation".
This is not schools opting for academy status; this is the government forcing schools away from local authority influence into the arms of external sponsors.
A Department for Education spokeswoman says the ultimate decision to remove a child from their family rests with the courts, who are independent and outside of government or local authority influence.
That pooling implies not just the concentration of wealth but also the concentration of authority, influence, proximity to decision-makers, and all the other tactical tools it takes to get things done the way you want them done.
While we remain cautious with respect to generalizability, the case serves as a warning to those seeking to institute participation in an environment in which some workers have long felt they had the requisite authority, influence, and information necessary to perform their jobs effectively.
Shoppers are becoming their own fashion authority, influencing and being influenced on a global level, thanks to social media.
However, the enforcement capability of the client's competent tax authority influences the level of effective tax rates and generates spillover effects for the auditor's assessment (Janssen 2015).
These accountability practices are key to how relationships between housing professionals and local planning authorities influence practices and outcomes of environmental sustainability.
But local authorities influence what happens in court, and councils having targets for the number of children to be adopted is ethically repugnant.
When active, clearly public authorities influence grid operators to pursue a public interest scope as the public owners see fit.
