The phrase "authority progress" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to advancements or developments related to authority, but the combination lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The authority progress in implementing new regulations has been slow this year."
Alternatives: "advancements in authority" or "progress in governance".
It was later discovered that the radiation was coming from its cargo of clay tiles, which naturally emit low levels of the stuff.The authorities' progress in improving port security at home and abroad has not been matched by their efforts to make the business of shipping more transparent.
There are nostalgia-inducing nods to Leon Blum and Jean Jaurès, the party's historic champions, but he dwells much more on Mitterrand, seen as embodying calm authority, social progress and, above all, victory.
A spokesman for Lidl said: "Our planning application has been submitted and we are working with the local authority to progress this application.
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However, in building their showcases the authorities measure progress by how closely they approach Western styles.
Little else can be done but hope authorities make progress against poisonous air.
Authorities reported progress in restoring order and electricity and repairing levees, as a hospital ship arrived and cruise ships were sent to provide temporary housing for victims.
In their statement yesterday, Surrey police said: "Officers from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team have been working closely with the French authorities to progress a number of lines of enquiry.
"The authorities think progress is demolishing our community just so they can host the Olympics for a few weeks," said Cenira dos Santos, 44, who owns a home in the settlement, which is known as Vila Autódromo.
Cenira dos Santos, who owns a home in the Vila Autódromo settlement, told the New York Times: "The authorities think progress is demolishing our community just so they can host the Olympics for a few weeks.
