The phrase "authority needed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirement of permission or power to perform a specific action or task.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we must ensure that we have the authority needed for the necessary approvals."
Alternatives: "permission required for" or "approval necessary for".
Abbott said the existing security council resolution, resolution 2166, provided 'all the authority needed for the unarmed police mission".
George Bush's fast-track negotiating authority, needed for America to negotiate, expires in July 2007 and is unlikely to be renewed.
Washington insists that United Nations Resolution 1441, which outlines the Security Council's demands for determining that Iraq has abandoned its programs to develop weapons of mass destruction, provides all the authority needed for military action, if Baghdad fails to comply.
As such, our nation's fiscal hole is deeper than ever and Republicans and Democrats — rather than coming together and generating the political authority needed for us to take our castor oil to compensate for our binge — are just demonizing one another.
Though President Clinton's failure to win from Congress the "fast track" authority needed for trade deals has robbed these talks of urgency, their existence has alerted the Europeans to the possibility that they could be excluded from the Latin American market (see article).Such fears are reasonable.
For candidates preparing for executive director positions, taking a non-executive role within a charity or third-sector organisation can be very useful; it provides experience that should provide greater credibility and gives each a taste of the authority needed for a director position.
The Suez Canal Authority, which operates the waterway, said it "has all the authorities needed for running the Canal without being limited by the laws and the systems of the [Egyptian] government".
Larry Orluskie, a spokesman for the Homeland Security Department, said the new guidance did not necessarily suggest using the international agency's number, but recommended considering its use, "depending on what the circumstance is, and what the environment is, and the state and local authorities' need for that area".
According to agents on the scene, O'Neill's people were never given the authority they needed for a proper investigation.
Baltimore's housing authority needs $860 million for crucial repairs, said the housing commissioner, Paul T. Graziano; it has demolished or shuttered 33 percent of its units since the 1990s and has another 600 "on the verge of failure," with falling cabinets, unhinged doors and aging electrical systems.
Finally, increased cooperation between the government and other agencies, such as wildlife conservation organizations and horse-racing authorities, is needed for early detection of WNV disease and development of effective veterinary and public health strategies.
