The phrase "authority resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources that provide guidance, information, or power related to a specific authority or governing body.
Example: "The organization has compiled a list of authority resources to help employees understand compliance regulations."
Alternatives: "regulatory resources" or "governing resources".
Simmonds said taking on children who had been living in the squalor of the camp could put increased pressure on stretched local authority resources.
it is now clear that E.P.A. is the only government entity with the authority, resources, expertise and mandate to do this job".
A more tailored approach to inspection is required – one which better reflects the complexity of child protection and considers the significant impact of reduced local authority resources.
In common with the challenges in adult sports participation – where recent figures showed a worrying overall decline over the last six months – the report illustrates a sharp divide between those who are seen to be "sporty", who are the main recipients of school and local authority resources, and the rest.
When I raised this with a local authority official, who had been invited to join BRAC colleagues at their local center for a working lunch, he shrugged his shoulders at the immensity of the task and referred to the lack of local authority resources.
Furthermore, the databases above continuously update, aiming to become authority resources for model organism study.
"We believe the new Localism Act will fail to deliver a workable planning system unless a number of key issues are resolved, including proper local authority resourcing, robust transition arrangements and changes to the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)," he said.
GO serves as a 'naming authority' resource that classifies biological concepts into these three categories.
Africa's anti-corruption commissions and offices of inspectors general should be strengthened with expanded authorities, resources and autonomy.
By diverting most of the young people out of the institutions, annual budget needs should reduce significantly, giving the authorities resources to make improvements to the conditions of detention for the few who must remain.
