The phrase "authority of safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an organization or individual that has the power or responsibility to ensure safety standards or regulations.
Example: "The authority of safety mandated that all construction sites adhere to strict safety protocols to protect workers."
Alternatives: "safety authority" or "safety governing body".
"The first order of business for any government is safety". Recommendations by the PTC will be considered by the City Council, which has the final local authority on issues of safety and community welfare, as well as quality of life.
Interviews with former Odwalla managers and company documents show that in the weeks before the outbreak, Odwalla began relaxing its standards on accepting blemished fruit and reining in the authority of its own safety officials, culminating in tense, dramatic moments on the morning of Oct. 7, 1996, the day the contaminated juice was pressed.
The New York Times reported in January that in the weeks before the outbreak, Odwalla began relaxing its standards on accepting blemished fruit and began to rein in the authority of its own safety officials, according to company documents and interviews with former Odwalla managers.
There is need for regulation by the appropriate authority to ensure evidence of safety, efficacy and rational use of CAM.
The remote Canadian plains were picked after French authorities denied permission because of safety concerns.
Pavement aging and degradation detection is one of the primary issues in infrastructure management faced by local authorities in the area of safety standards.
Under structure, lines of authority, radiation safety responsibilities, staff issues, premises and equipment are included.
Structure: lines of authority, radiation safety responsibilities, staff numbers, premises and equipment.
Initially, the FDA authority was restricted to issues of safety and only later did the documentation of efficacy become part of the review process required for approval.
Homeland Security has reportedly told banks that it has authority to seize the contents of safety deposit boxes without a warrant when it's a matter of "national security," which a major bank crisis no doubt will be.
