The phrase "autonomy established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the creation or recognition of independence or self-governance, often in relation to organizations, individuals, or systems.
Example: "After months of negotiations, the autonomy established for the region has led to significant improvements in local governance."
Alternatives: "independence achieved" or "self-governance recognized".
The country is still living under the regime of autonomy established shortly after the war, with an Assembly consisting half of members elected by the European community and half elected by the Moslem community.
Although the IFC coordinates its activities in many areas with the other World Bank Group institutions, it generally operates independently as it is a separate entity with legal and financial autonomy, established by its own Articles of Agreement.
The patterns of rural life and local autonomy were established in the first half of the 19th century as settlement progressed from south to north.
It is not easy to conceive and implement standards for protecting reproductive autonomy, as established in the previous studies (29, 30).
Hence, while in the Groundwork Kant relies on a dubious argument for our autonomy to establish that we are bound by the moral law, in the second Critique, he argues from the bold assertion of our being bound by the moral law to our autonomy.
The city was first mentioned in written sources in 1361; it received Magdeburg rights, regulating its autonomy and establishing trade protocols, from Vytautas the Great in 1408.
Our study indicates that both improving job autonomy and establishing a high standard of specialty training conditions may prevent junior doctors' intention to leave clinical practice after residency training.
Other Sunni delegates accepted Kurdish autonomy as an established fact, but refused to countenance demands for a Shia-run autonomous region in the south.
The strike also takes place against the backdrop of the new government white paper, Higher education: success as a knowledge economy, which, as Andrew McGettigan says, "seems … to express an astonishing level of resentment against the history and autonomy of the established sector".
He returned to the United States in 1898 and participated actively in the Cuban independence movement, but his hopes for Puerto Rican self-government after the Spanish-American War (1898) were disappointed when the U.S. government rejected his proposal for autonomy and instead established its rule over the island as a territory.
As a consequence, he gave the provincial assembly a significant degree of autonomy, which, once established, complicated the relationship the assembly had with later governors.
