The phrase "authority path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing hierarchies, decision-making processes, or the routes through which authority is exercised or communicated.
Example: "In our organization, the authority path is clearly defined to ensure that all decisions are made efficiently and transparently."
Alternatives: "chain of command" or "hierarchical route".
Opened by local and national authorities, the path forges the longest continuous walking route to line the coast of any nation on Earth.
Several experts said that law could offer federal authorities a path towards prosecution.
The authority's only path toward generating significant revenue is a fare increase.
Centralized decision-making, enforced Hobson's choices, the illusion of liberty, authority as a path to security, militarization of the economy and media -- and yes, even smaller acts like mandatory corporate insurance in the name of universal healthcare -- these are the stock-in-trade tactics of the "power elite" that C. Wright Mills wrote so poignantly about back in the 1950s.
New York City Transit, the subway's parent agency, includes PATH's ridership figures in its monthly reports to the authority's board.
The latest caravan groups have acted more unruly and confrontational toward authorities in their path.
Replacing it requires new manufacturing in some cases, and PATH authorities said it had factories working around the clock and on weekends.
Her disappointment in the U.S. military industrial complex "supporting oppressive state authorities" fueled her path to Berkeley Law and to its Human Rights Investigations Lab.
By the time the authorities cleared a path through the slum, 200 huts made of bricks and galvanised steel were reduced to rubble.
From daily life to social relations and hierarchies; from forms of authority to the paths opened up; from intellectual skills to social capital: careful assessment is needed to appreciate the popularity of Islamic education, its political and social uses, and the ways it both empowers and limits women.
The shift away from ownership and established authority dictating career paths to athletes is welcome and needed.
