The phrase "authority more often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency with which authority is exercised or referenced in a particular context.
Example: "In this organization, authority more often comes from experience than from position."
Alternatives: "authority frequently" or "authority typically".
Dust still hangs heavy in the air on occasions, but the transformation has been welcomed by local residents in a country where urban authorities more often generate frustration and resentment.
Not only do we imagine the authority of a scientist is so great that we would kill another human being at their request, but we succumb to this authority far more often than we would estimate.
Some attacks, such as the vandalism of a military base in 2011, have been aimed directly at authorities, but more often they target Palestinians.
Though at times constrained by a lack of funds or authority, he said, more often he needed to negotiate between two reasonable but opposing views.
The Shriver Report points out that women still seek permission from authority figures far more often than men do.
As a result, the authorities back down more often than people may suspect.
Thanks to a fluke — the M.T.A. rebalanced its books and found an extra $220 million (memo to the authority: check your math more often) — riders are being hit with an average increase of under 4percentt, which is less than the one proposed last summer.
Police are raiding growers far more often, authorities are requiring "weed passes" to discourage marijuana tourism, and unprecedented numbers of so-called "coffee shops"—where the sale of small amounts of marijuana is tolerated are being forced to shut down.
Those debts might also have been detected if Enron's audit committee had possessed more authority and had been briefed more often by Arthur Andersen, Mr. Breeden said.
The ready and lavish display of sympathy, the laying on of hands, the projection of a slightly mystical authority -- these are now more often the province of alternative medical practitioners, who have no compunction about manipulating them.
