The phrase "authority subject" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing topics related to authority or governance, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In our discussion, we must consider the authority subject to ensure all perspectives are represented."
Alternatives: "subject of authority" or "authority matter".
Senator Dodd's proposal attempts to seal off the agency within the Fed, giving it rulemaking authority subject to the veto of a council of regulators.
As previously stated, 1MDB will fully cooperate with any foreign lawful authority, subject to international protocols governing such matters and the advice of the relevant domestic lawful authorities.
The balance of the care fees will be paid by the local authority, subject to the limit of the price per bed that that local authority will pay.
The care of around one half of residents is paid for by the state through their local authority (subject to a means test).
The American authorities subject the candidates to intensive interviews, including a final polygraph examination intended to weed out possible double agents.
Back home, Mr. MacIntyre sent another mass e-mail assailing the person he knew had called the authorities (subject line: "One idiot ruins everything").
Over the past two weeks, furious drivers have been streaming into the authority's office, subjecting its employees to unprintable unpleasantries.
"Authorities subjected thousands of people to unfair trials and arbitrary detention.
For many years, he said, British authorities subjected members of the Irish Republican Army to forceful interrogations, but, in the end, the government concluded that "detainees aren't valuable".
Later, after passengers had been escorted into a waiting lounge, "Turkish security authorities subjected the plane to search and assaulted the plane crew," the ministry said.
Of course, that rapid growth coincided with the Second World War, when, under the guise of scaling up the military to fight Hitler, the U.S. authorities subjected the economy to an enormous fiscal-stimulus program.
