The phrase "authority informs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how an authoritative figure or source provides information or guidance.
Example: "The authority informs the public about the new regulations to ensure compliance and understanding."
Alternatives: "the authority notifies" or "the authority communicates".
A low-boiling disdain for authority informs his monologues.
As Gordon noted in Shonelle Jackson's death order, "Neither the Alabama Death Act nor Alabama case authority informs the trial court how it is to consider the advisory verdict".
That new confidence and authority informs such songs as "Let's Go to Vegas," a top-five single, and "It Matters to Me," which spent three weeks at No. 1. Songs such as the anti-spouse-abuse story-song, "A Man's Home Is His Castle," and the Alan Jackson-penned "I Can't Do That Anymore" are all about a strong woman demanding some "R-e-s-p-e-c-t" in her life.
It is therefore crucial that you keep your local authority informed if something happens with your ESA or JSA claim.
In Chile, for instance, the tax authority informed hundreds of local firms last year that they were liable to pay a 35% tax for their use of Google's AdWords service and, worse, would have to pay it retrospectively for 2010-12.
In 2011, residents received letters from the local government authority informing them that their homes were to be demolished to make way for a project of crucial government significance.
Sweeping nationalistic ideologies aside, Zero Dark Thirty makes it clear that human uncertainty undercuts the authority informing dictatorships and democracies, national and international entities alike.
Subsequently, in January 1971, the police authority informed him that it would be appointing the chief medical officer to assess if he was permanently disabled, for the purpose of determining if he should be compulsorily retired.
Inclusion of children into the study took place after free individual, parental and school authority informed consent.
With approval of the appropriate authority, informed consent was not sought because the study-related intervention was noninvasive and bore no risk of interference with the clinical management of the patients.
But the guards' presence also keeps Algerian authorities informed about who is being interviewed.
