The phrase "authority is compromised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the integrity or power of an authority figure or institution is questioned or diminished.
Example: "When the scandal broke, it became clear that the authority is compromised, leading to a loss of public trust."
Alternatives: "authority is undermined" or "authority is weakened."
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And that moral authority is compromised when Tuesday happened.
READ: Sen. Scott says Trump's "moral authority is compromised".
In an interview with VICE News, he said that Trump's "moral authority is compromised" and that the country is more divided under his presidency.
The pulpit's authority is compromised if those who stand in it and preach from it claim a divine authority for their endorsements of candidates.
While Hitler, he wrote, wore reading glasses, images of him doing so were censored by the Nazi party for fear of his authority being compromised.
With executives from major Wall Street firms sitting on the compensation committee, the disclosure of such pay and benefits seemed to many to raise questions of whether the exchange's regulatory authority was compromised.
"Federal law provides the EPA with emergency authority to intervene when the safety of drinking water is compromised.
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