The phrase "authority to practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to professional qualifications, licenses, or permissions to perform specific tasks or duties in a particular field.
Example: "Before you can begin your internship, you must obtain the necessary authority to practice in your chosen profession."
Alternatives: "license to practice" or "permission to operate".
Arar was transported to Syria under a US Government program that transports detainees to countries where prison authorities are known to practice torture.
Like other professional organizations, the association has little direct authority to restrict members' ability to practice.
Well documented barriers, such as lack of time to read literature and lack of authority to change practice, have repeatedly been found to hinder use of EBP among nurses [ 14, 17, 18].
Then the authorities took away her license to practice law.
These sentiments have been shared and confirmed by numerous studies which have consistently highlighted the barriers to research utilisation as time constraints, lack of awareness of available research literature, insufficient authority to change practice, inadequate skills in critical appraisal and lack of support for implementation of research findings [ 2, 4- 7].
Many of the rules about overtime are embedded in the transit workers' contract, so it can be difficult for the authority to change practices without protracted negotiations with the union.
A small survey reported that physicians do not believe that lawyers have the moral authority to guide medical practice and would prefer physician-led quality control measures [ 38].
The assisted-suicide decision reaffirms Congress's authority to regulate medical practice in many circumstances.
Sheriff McLaughlin said he did not distribute the cards and lacked the authority to ban the practice in other counties.
But public health and drug industry experts say Congress is partly to blame for failing to clearly define the F.D.A.'s authority to police the practice.
Since late 2013, seven of Mexico's 31 states have outlawed animals in circus performances and, on Monday, Mexico City became the latest authority to prohibit the practice.
