The phrase "authority of some of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the power or influence held by certain individuals or groups within a specific context.
Example: "The authority of some of the committee members was questioned during the meeting."
Alternatives: "power of certain" or "influence of a few".
Beginning in December 2010, unprecedented mass demonstrations against poverty, corruption, and political repression broke out in several Arab countries, challenging the authority of some of the most entrenched regimes in the Middle East and North Africa.
Voices within the LDS fold have for some time sought to minimize the authority of some of Joseph Smith's more creative and surprising theological messages, like the teaching that God and Jesus were once men.
The schedule for ORs is usually done in an intuitive manner by the OR actors; thus, introducing optimization techniques will require a cultural change because it may restrict the authority of some of those individuals [ 7].
Due to the high authority of some of the schoolmasters, students from three of the seven schools had to complete the questionnaire at home instead of in school and return it to the school teachers the following day.
The deviations for some of tested discussants for the best version L-CROWD are shown in Fig. 5. Open image in new window Fig. 5 The illustration of estimated values of authority of some particular contributors (dark gray color column for each contributor) and deviations (light gray color) for some of tested discussants for the best version L-CROWD.
San Diego County Water Authority, $300 million of certificates of participation.
These tactics he (or his editor) divided into four classes: fallacies of authority, of danger, of delay and of confusion.
Institutional informed consent was obtained from the responsible authority of each of the participating health facilities.
The Foreign Office has made no attempt to complain to the Pakistani authorities on behalf of some of the British nationals tortured there.
Similarly, when there is controversy, and authorities are divided, it is an error to base one's view on the authority of just some of them.
It shows that there is only one justificatory step: there is no justified authority without some form of consent of those governed.
