The phrase "authority yet" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of authority that has not yet been established or recognized, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee has not granted him authority yet, so he cannot make decisions on behalf of the group."
Alternatives: "authority as of now" or "authority at this point".
Did they not undermine his authority yet further?
Statistics can dazzle with their aura of authority, yet reality is relentlessly messy.
Capello has grounds to think himself a grand authority, yet at the heart of the unrest is his unease over treating the squad members as fellow human beings.
"He was helpful as someone who represented authority yet had a common background, or a common race, who manifested a desire to keep things calm, and reason with people," said Milton Mollen, a deputy mayor under David N. Dinkins.
Herbert was a quintessential product of the libertarian culture of the Pacific coast, self-reliant and distrustful of centralised authority, yet with a mile-wide streak of utopian futurism and a concomitant willingness to experiment.
He is full of wit and authority, yet there is an air of melancholy in his conversation - he feels that a generation has grown up casually unaware of his contribution to the classical music of the post-war era.
WAVE is a global-scale fully-decentralized authorization system that operates with no central authorities yet permits fine-grained management of permissions for IoT devices, services and people.
Had he met with the authorities yet?
There has been no official decision from the authorities yet.
Monitoring is meant to inform conservation authorities, yet managers often don't know when to respond to monitoring results.
It noted that "the identities of settlers who are responsible for violence and intimidation are known to the Israeli authorities, yet these acts continue with impunity".
