The phrase "authority strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the level of power or influence that an authority figure possesses in a given context.
Example: "The authority strength of the new manager was evident in the way the team quickly adapted to her leadership style."
Alternatives: "power of authority" or "influence of authority".
Mr Alexander said that victory showed "in areas where we are strong, where we have parliamentary and local authority strength, we continue to do well in those elections".
For example, Arendt distinguishes power sharply from authority, strength, force, and violence, and offers a normative account in which power is understood as an end in itself (1970).
Authority and strength are necessary, or this is all an exercise in narcissism.
Athena here is not so much a divinity of reason as a primitive archetype of female authority and strength.
It will be designed in the shape of a mythic phoenix, a Korean symbol of authority, longevity, strength and balance, according to Gensler, the collaborating design architect with the leading firm HMGY Consortium.
It's hard to see which French politician or movement can find the authority and strength to push back against her ideas, or counter their appeal among the French suburban middle classes as well as in rural areas.
Growing up to be a man in this novel is a question of authority and strength, at least as much as sex: Michael's tactfully written youthful initiations with Cassie seem less significant than his evolving relationship with the villain, Ronald Duverson (who is too uncomplicatedly villainous to be very interesting).
It will be a vital blow for the authority and strength of the back benches.
It will be a vital blow for the authority and strength of the back benches," wrote Mr Norman in his email.
The principal resources through which human beings may learn to draw advantages from adversities are fortitude, prudence, worldly knowledge (rerum experientia), and all sorts of helps (auxilia), such as material means, friends, authority, bodily strength and practical experience (exercitatio) (De utilitate, OO, II, 12a).
Sitting among cards and occult trinkets in the dark, they declare their authority and strength.
