The phrase "authority is identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the recognition or establishment of authority in various fields, such as law, governance, or organizational structures.
Example: "In this study, the authority is identified through a series of interviews with key stakeholders."
Alternatives: "authority is recognized" or "authority is established".
Particularly preference matching, location matching, social proof and authority are identified as persuasive features in e-participation context and propositions on their impacts on citizens' participation processes are developed.
For each country, the HTA authority was identified and the date of implementation of HTA in the decision making process was also noted.
Lack of respect for elders and traditional authority was identified as a challenge to well-being in both communities, and respondents suggested that action was needed to strengthen the position of elders and the sharing of cultural ways, particularly with at-risk young people.
Stockport Labour MP Ann Coffey, who is conducting an inquiry to assess the improvements in protecting youngsters for Greater Manchester's Police and Crime Commissioner, said: "I think it's great that the local authorities are identifying children at risk, because if they can identify them they can make interventions that will stop these children being sexually exploited".
"No clear procedure, authority, or documentation is identified to organize and execute the examinations".
Authorities released the teenager, who is identified in Turkish media only by the initials UE, on Thursday morning after police determined he was a year too young to be criminally charged under the law. .
She posits four ways to identify a true appeal to authority; it must meet all four ways to be supported: The authority must be identified.
Hayden said no one involved in the case – including the local authority – could be identified.
Of note, all of the authority genes were identified in the original microarray differential expression analyses.
