The phrase "authority is expected to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated actions or responsibilities of an authority figure or organization.
Example: "In this situation, the authority is expected to provide clear guidance to the team."
Alternatives: "authority is anticipated to" or "authority is presumed to".
The liquor authority is expected to make a final decision on the license on Tuesday.
The increases would also buy a lot less: the authority is expected to approve deep service cuts.
The authority is expected to provide dog catchers, protective clothing, and catching nets, and to earmark places like drill halls or empty warehouses to hold the animals in.
The power authority is expected to pay for the costs of decommissioning, and has been building a fund, now valued at $630 million, in anticipation of those obligations.
The power authority is expected to pay for the costs of decommissioning and has been building a fund, now valued at $630 million, in anticipation of these obligations.
The authority is expected to award a contract later this month to extend the No. 7 line from Times Square to 34th Street and 11th Avenue.
He noted that even removing the discount entirely would not raise all of the $450 million a year in revenue that the authority is expecting to generate from the fare increase.
But one executive who knows the owners said the transportation authority was expected to condemn the block and might pay a higher price for the properties than a developer.
In addition, the national health authority was expected to drive the traditional fragmented heath care providers into coordinated medical multidisciplinary teams and share the limited medical resources through the PCCN demonstration project.
Today the Association of Police Authorities is expected to release initial estimates of the bill to authorities across the country of the riots.
