The phrase "authority to withdraw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is granted permission or power to take back or remove something, such as funds, statements, or applications.
Example: "The committee has the authority to withdraw funding if the project does not meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "power to retract" or "permission to rescind".
The agency, he added, has the authority to withdraw its approval.
Stephanie Mueller, an Energy Department spokeswoman, said the agency was "confident that we have the legal authority to withdraw the application for the Yucca Mountain repository".
President James Polk did the same in 1846, asking Congress for authority to withdraw from the Oregon Territory Treaty with Britain.
As the country struggled to define its northern boundary with Canada, President James Polk specifically asked Congress for authority to withdraw from the Oregon Territory Treaty with Great Britain, and Congress obliged with a joint resolution.
"I have no authority to withdraw the charges levelled against them, but I will ask the Sindh chief secretary and police to reinvestigate the legal aspect of the case, before referring it to the court for a further decision," Mr Ashraf said, according to a statement released by his spokesman.
"Logically, the decision in this case would entitle a local authority to withdraw this help even though the client needed to defecate during the night and thus might be left lying in her faeces until the carers came in the morning," she said.
In a manifesto issued last month, they called on the central authorities to withdraw their decision and "issue an apology to the Hong Kong people".
In a manifesto, the university students call on the central authorities to withdraw the NPC's plan and issue an "apology to the Hong Kong people".
Lawyers for the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that was outlawed under Mr. Mubarak but now leads the Parliament, said Saturday night that they would try to persuade the election authorities to withdraw their decisions.
Parliamentary staff members also walked off the job during the past week, prompting the authorities to withdraw, for the second time in a month, a bill aimed at reducing their wages to the level of other civil servants.
