The phrase "authority of regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the power or control that a governing body or organization has over specific regulations or rules.
Example: "The authority of regulation in this industry is crucial for maintaining safety standards and ensuring compliance."
Alternatives: "regulatory authority" or "regulatory power".
This is the opening of the electricity market from renewable sources to the medium voltage (MV) and low voltage (LV) and the establishment of an independent authority of energy regulation to accompany the evolutions in the national energy sector, particularly in terms of opening the renewable source electricity market (scheduled for 2015).
At present the only authority for regulation and registration of doctors is the Turkish Ministry of Health, whose co-operation and support is vital [ 22].
Additionally, states and tribes should retain or where appropriate, be delegated direct authority over aspects of regulation, permitting, and operations where oversight below the federal level can be exercised effectively and in a way that is helpful in protecting the interests and gaining the confidence of affected communities and citizens.
He was also one of the profession's clearest thinkers and a leading authority on the economics of regulation.
In its 1958 decision in Kent v. Dulles, the Supreme Court halted the State Department from using the authority of its own regulations to refuse or revoke passports based on an applicant's communist beliefs or associations.
One possible explanation is the very complicated lines of authority around the regulation of drugs fed to food animals, along with the enforcement of those regulations.
Every act of regulation by authority is an erosion of liberty.
This may be done because there are doubts about the body's authority to proceed by way of regulation, because there are political objections to its doing so, or because the body wants to achieve greater flexibility.
While the JOBS Act increased tenfold the annual dollar amount that can be raised under Regulation A, Congress delegated to the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) the authority to shape the contours of Regulation A through SEC regulation, leaving at the time many open questions.
The effect would be to diminish the authority of the Federal Reserve, whose regulation of banks has been criticized for failing to head off the problems.
