The phrase "authority range" is grammatically correct and usable in written English. It refers to the level of control or influence that a person or entity has in a given situation. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a person's job responsibilities, a government's power, or a company's decision-making scope. Example: As the CEO of the company, his authority range extends to all major decisions and strategies, while the authority range of his department managers is limited to their respective teams.
His authority ranges from protecting the environment and public health to handing out building permits.
However, distribution varies greatly by health authority, ranging from just 36% in the NHA to 95% in the FHA.
Prosecuting authorities ranging from the district attorney to the SEC are now chasing down wrongdoing at every level in US corporate life.
Personal setbacks and romantic rejection, according to authorities ranging from the Dalai Lama to the editors of CosmoGirl, offer us all opportunities to behave with grace and courage and self-respect.
There are no fixed statistics on the number of backyard tennis courts in Australia, but authorities ranging from the national tennis body to former Davis Cup captain John Alexander confirm that it has been a catastrophic wipeout, a virtual extinction.
The Ossining school district put a great deal of effort into its research, holding forums, inviting American Indian guest speakers to address students, and ultimately issuing a 34-page report on the subject, which cites authorities ranging from the American Jewish Committee to the Society of Indian Psychologists.
The inquiry is considering a plan for future development in the south-east drawn up by Serplan, a conference of local authorities ranging from Oxfordshire and Berkshire to East Sussex and Kent.The south-eastern councils have already rejected the traditional government planning philosophy, known as "predict and provide".
Similar meetings were held in local authorities ranging from Aberdeenshire to the Borders.
A wide range of possible TBRT limits has been proposed by different road authorities, ranging from 1500 ms [ 12] to just 700 ms [ 13, 14].
Five-year survival rates vary between different English health authorities, ranging from 2.2 to 8.9%, for patients diagnosed with lung cancer between 1993 and 1995 (DOH, 2002).
