The phrase "authority scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of actions, decisions, or policies by an authoritative body or figure.
Example: "The new policy is under authority scrutiny to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "regulatory oversight" or "official review".
The current local authority scrutiny committees are valuable and should be retained.
The usual requirement for plans to go through local authority scrutiny panels is abandoned, as is the requirement for CCGs to consult the populations they serve.
Virgin is pinning its major hopes on a tie-up with Delta for a transatlantic joint venture, plans which it will submit to competition authority scrutiny in the US and Europe in coming weeks.
But another big obstacle in the past, regulators, shouldn't be as big a problem this time around: "We see this bid as having a better chance of approval given the flow of mergers and approvals of state aid within the sector … as well as recent combinations of businesses in financial services, which would never have passed competition authority scrutiny only three months ago".
And though this tightening squeeze drives up the cost of doing business, to the grumbles of the country's bazaaris, it has hit on several dodges to evade the Treasury enforcers: repeatedly renaming ships to evade port authorities' scrutiny, or bribing middlemen to route illicit shipments in roundabout ways to disguise their destination.
Ostrow, who said he was representing Lochte as a longtime friend, said he suspects local authorities' scrutiny of the incident is simply an effort to repair the city's already damaged reputation.
Springing up in London's squat scene in 1990, Spiral Tribe were used to clashes with the police – they'd had a JCB driven through the wall of one party – but after Castlemorton they became the focal point of all the authorities' scrutiny.
The deal has to pass the competition authority's scrutiny.
Mr. Hannam is not the first prominent figure to come under the authority's scrutiny this year.
We explained that, while the Equal Protection Clause provides a check on such state authority, "our scrutiny will not be so demanding where we deal with matters resting firmly within a State's constitutional prerogatives". Id., at 648, 93 S.Ct., at 2850.
If the bill goes through, the presence of councillors with knowledge of the NHS would be vital in view of local authority health scrutiny functions and the proposed roles for councillors on health and wellbeing boards.
