The phrase "authority versus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions or analyses that compare or contrast authority with another concept, such as individual rights or freedom.
Example: "The debate often centers around authority versus individual autonomy in decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "power against" or "control versus".
It's not about Islam, but about religious authority versus political authority.
Given that Mr Christie, Mr Paul and Ms Clinton are considered likely candidates for president in 2016, much of the debate is being cast in a political light - right versus left; science versus theology; authority versus doubt.
So you know, how much do you associate with the word authority versus civil rights?
Policy proposals about the content of the Ofsted framework, the battle of the middle tiers (commissioners versus local authorities versus independent directors), and (yawn) more competition only matter in relation to how they further these wider aims of good teaching, a broad curriculum and better support for children and their families.
What do audiences perceive as arrogance versus authority; anger versus being a badass?
The confrontations are no longer people versus authority; they have become people versus people.
The moving story, set in a boy's boarding school, explores the question of freedom versus authority and probably contains elements of Vigo's own unhappy childhood.
This exchange (snarky, even in the Greek) crystallises the tone of bored teenager versus authority figure: "and yet you dared to disobey the law" says Creon (though Carson prefers the hardcore Greek, calling him Kreon).
It is also, as two new books show, that Chartres and St Paul's were part of the same philosophical conversation, though at different points along its continuum about intellectual freedom versus authority, about reason and faith.Each book roots its cathedral in the political, economic and philosophical discourses of its period.
The study tested the use of multiple persuasion techniques per ad, such as social proof, authority, and scarcity, versus an ad with only one of the techniques used.
There are intimations in the placebo literature that providers with greater perceived expertise or authority (e.g., physician versus nurse, dentist versus technician) will elicit greater placebo responses.
