The phrase "authority problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe issues or conflicts related to authority figures or structures, often in a psychological or organizational context.
Example: "Many employees experience authority problems when they feel their supervisors do not respect their opinions."
Alternatives: "issues with authority" or "conflicts with authority".
Her adolescence features the usual boy problems, authority problems, social insecurities and worries about appearance.
You can imagine the authority problems that stem from a situation where the people you know don't know anything about the things you care about.
On the surface, it makes perfect sense: two New York City girls with similar S.A.T. scores and similar authority problems being directed toward the same attainable liberal education by uncreative administrators.
Girl trouble plus authority problems plus hormones plus loud guitars plus a knack for melody is the eternal formula for pop-punk, and the members of Blink 182, who mock themselves nearly as much as they complain about their other targets, are using it to share the joys of extended immaturity.
However, it has (and will continue to have) the same authority problems that plague other Q&A sites.
Clutter and authority problems are two of the biggest reasons I am personally disinclined to use this sort of site.
"I guess I had an authority problem," she says.
His solution to the authority problem is to emphasize that it is out of his control.
For a man who describes himself as having "an authority problem," this was not a hard decision.
This may eliminate or reduce the non-topic-specific Technorati authority problem.
My feelings on Sunset Overdrive can be summed up as follows: It's kind of like a Hummer in that it's completely impractical, embarrassing to be seen driving, and probably designed by a 13-year old with an authority problem.
