The phrase "authority skills" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the abilities or competencies related to exercising authority or leadership in a particular context.
Example: "To be an effective manager, one must develop strong authority skills to lead the team successfully."
Alternatives: "leadership skills" or "command skills".
She has plunged straight into a series of difficult challenges, her handling of time and place accomplished with authority, skill and knowledge.
However, just because work roles are no longer defined by the formal organizational structure doesn't mean that differences in authority, skill, talent, and perspective simply disappear.
The design intended to compare the development at similar workplaces, e.g. nursing homes, with and without interventions to actively improve psychosocial workplace factors like decision authority, skill discretion, psychological demands, support from leader and colleagues, meaningfulness of work, and predictability.
In the case of decision authority, skill discretion and job control high exposure level was used as a reference, while low exposure was reference group for job demands, emotional demands and working with people.
Decision authority, skill discretion and job control and to lesser degree emotional demands have been shown to have a high variation across occupations whereas job demands, social support and job insecurity, are less discriminative of occupation [ 26, 29, 30].
We used the full scales on demands, decision authority, skill discretion, meaningfulness, predictability, reward, role clarity, justice, and social support from leaders and colleagues from the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire (COPSOQ) [ 17].
Psychosocial work factors that have been studied and found to partly explain social inequalities in health are largely restricted to job control or decision authority, skill discretion, social support at work and job insecurity [ 20, 22- 27, 27].
Though Ms. Hill was once known for rapping and singing with equal authority, both skills were a little worse for wear here.
They wrote: "The future ability of the United States to maintain the conditions of its security will depend as much on its moral authority, diplomatic skills and economic assets as on its military capabilities".
Every country needs a competent group of bureaucrats who have the authority and skills to design a pipeline of viable infrastructure deals and the political clout to standardise procurement procedures and other practicalities of getting a road built or a tunnel dug.
