The phrase "authority relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing power dynamics, organizational structures, or social hierarchies.
Example: "Understanding authority relations within the organization is crucial for effective communication and decision-making."
Alternatives: "power dynamics" or "hierarchical relationships".
In the social sciences, studies of complex systems have provided a broader notion of hierarchy and demonstrated that it need not be defined in terms of authority relations.
For complementary hash table construction, it exploits the hierarchical authority relations among all candidate bits and separates them into a number of bit subsets as the candidate tables, from which multiple complementary hash tables can be efficiently selected.
On the Front Line reveals similarities and differences found in work environments—such as variance in authority relations and division of labor as well as significant contrasts between management approaches used in Japan and those used in the United States and Australia.
Organizing transactions in such networks of social relations 'are superior to pure authority relations in discouraging malfeasanse' (Granovetter 1985).
At least in the basic cases that don't involve authority relations established by more basic shared activity (Gilbert 2008, 180).
Formalisation is the "degree to which rules define roles, authority, relations, communications, norms and sanctions, and procedures" (Kohli and Jaworski 1990, p. 10).
They also help them to overcome problems with authorities, relations with parents, etc. and discuss with them education and employment opportunities, and establish linkages with various institutions.
Hamas has shown no sign of agreeing to those conditions, and the prospect of a unity government threatens the Palestinian Authority's relations with Israel, Europe and the United States.
You can explore how many of our current challenges in the fields of law, human rights, attitudes toward power, authority, gender relations and sexual mores derive from how such issues were formulated a millennium ago.
Erdogan's decision not to visit the Gaza Strip, despite earlier hints that he would, suggests restraint in the face of likely anger from the US, Israel and the Palestinian Authority, whose relations with the Islamists of Hamas remain strained.
This pattern of publishing is more concerned with establishing/defending oneself as the authority in relations with the imitated/imitating others than honestly reporting what the findings really are.
