The phrase "authority policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of guidelines or rules established by an authority or governing body.
Example: "The authority policy regarding data privacy must be adhered to by all employees to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "regulatory policy" or "governing policy".
A local authority policy maker once told me, "local is often better or favourable than having the best".
We wrote to Tewkesbury borough council who wished us Godspeed and allocated a senior officer to connect between community concerns and principal authority policy.
It is timely to consider public health approaches that use moral authority, policy changes, and treatment to stem this rising tide.
25 Similarly, while the provincial special authority policy requires that infliximab is used in combination with methotrexate (or other drug), such requirement does not exist for treatment with etanercept or adalimumab.
Government and local authority policies are shortsighted and by cutting costs this way create more problems.
In the end, thanks to initiatives of primary and secondary school teachers, and some good local authority policies, the vast majority of students settle well in their designated secondary school".
Our results indicate that reporting systems are widespread in hospitals, in line with health authority policies, however there is a lack of subsequent systematic analysis of reported AE.
Public facilities are ostensibly bound to health authority policies but are not provided financing, requiring the use of user fees, nor overseen by them as expected [ 18, 19].
Analytical work was geared to "justify" the authorities' policy proposals.
NO, SAY the Japanese authorities, policy has not changed.
In a statement on Friday, the human-rights group B'Tselem said that the latest attack was the result of "the authorities' policy of not enforcing the law against Israelis who attack Palestinians and their property".
