The phrase "authority points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the credibility or influence of a person or source, often in relation to their expertise or position.
Example: "In the debate, she made several compelling arguments backed by her authority points, which impressed the audience."
Alternatives: "credibility markers" or "expertise indicators".
The show is narrated by a tough cop who, while on the side of authority, points up the absurdities of the form, observing that "dreams only come true in happy musicals".
Kleinberg [39] emphasizes the mutually reinforcing relationship between authorities and hubs in that a good hub points to many good authorities, while a good authority points to by many good hubs.
The legal definition of 'pure public authority' points at the existence of a 'public legal mandate' as a conjunction of: d 1. Statutory power - as an exclusive legal power, not available to all (as opposed to the power to contract), to unilaterally perform legal acts with general bindingness.
Asked whom they admired among Palestinian leaders, no one in the large family mentioned Mr. Arafat or any member of his Palestinian Authority, pointing instead to the leaders of local militias.
"It doesn't matter how close you get to people like that from an authority point of view, she will hold you to account.
He describes the three years since 2012 as "a missed opportunity to build a proper plan into the Olympics" but, like many within local authorities, points to the efforts being made to maintain facilities and programmes.
That a fatwa issued by Iran's supreme leader could get caught up in the tight net of filters cast over the Web by the Iranian authorities points up the difficulty of controlling certain types of speech while allowing others in an age of proliferating avenues for expression online.
The authorities point to increasing amounts they have managed to claw back.
From the authorities' point of view, the trick is to manage these lists.
The Iraqi authorities point to former Baath Party elements or displaced military officers.
The local authorities point out that no public money has been used in the construction of the golf course.
