The phrase "authority of one of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the power or influence held by a specific individual or entity within a group or organization.
Example: "The authority of one of the leading experts in the field was crucial in shaping the project's direction."
Alternatives: "the power of one of" or "the influence of one of".
(I have it on the authority of one of the unsigned pages from the Volkov-Shostakovich "diaries", if you wonder about the musicological solidity of that simile). Racy, vigorous stuff, that, and then came more dark and sonorous playing from the double basses and the horns, then the clarinets and tuba and bassoons, in the opening of the third movement.
My intention here is to simply call on the authority of one of our great moral exemplars, Dr. Martin Luther King.
Suzman speaks with the authority of one of the country's greatest Shakespearean actresses.
Dressed in a princely gold robe and red kaffiyeh, he conveys the tribal authority of one of the leading sheiks of Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's Anbar province.
Investors in shares and bonds preferred to adopt a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Italian referendum, which supporters hope will simplify the country's lawmaking system by reducing the authority of one of its parliamentary chambers.
Nothing in the present Article or the annex hereto shall be deemed to invalidate a transaction lawfully carried out in accordance with a contract between enemies if it has been carried out with the authority of one of the belligerent Powers.
It is truly tragic that the U.S. has abandoned its leadership and moral authority on one of the critical issues of our time".
In their brief, amici curiae quote language from the Lawyer's Edition notes of Mr. Stephen K. Williams, in which he summarized the "points and authorities" of one of the counsel appearing before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The January 2019 ruling laid out a saga of complaints, letters, meetings and failed district court action, as well as a brazen re-zoning by local authorities of one of the church properties to allow it to continue to hold services despite the complaints.
A Federal grand jury in Brooklyn returned an income tax‐evasion indictment against Joseph A. Colombo, listed by authorities as chief of one of the six Mafia "families" in the New York‐New Jersey area.
That Article would be transformed from a comprehensive description of the permissible scope of federal judicial authority to a mere default disposition, applicable unless and until Congress prescribes more expansive authority in the exercise of one of its Article I powers.
