"bestowed authority" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who is given the authority to do something. For example: "The mayor bestows upon the police chief the authority to make decisions for the city."
"It bestows authority and validates people's experience".
It is a bestowed moral authority that gives the right to organise and direct the efforts of others.
But popularity does not bestow authority.
But age and fame do more than sell tickets; they also bestow authority, the belief that one can stand up there all alone — unsupported, unrelieved — and tell the audience something serious.
I am not that bothered about the press card stuck in the brim, or the cigarette hanging out of the side of the mouth, but the hat I think bestows authority.
As Section 6 of Republic Act 8791 defines, only the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) bestows authority for an institution or individual to conduct banking functions, these institutions must forward the mandate of the Central Bank to support price and monetary stability, along with peso exchangeability.
After it created the procedural device in 1974, Congress bestowed fast-track authority on five successive presidents, with scarcely a debate.
In a speech at the University of Iowa College of Law, on September 19th, Clark had declared that chief among America's mistakes was that it had gone to war in Iraq without "the mantle of authority" bestowed by United Nations approval.
But the Nationhood Coalition, of parties that supported the election bid of his rival, Miss Megawati, still holds a bigger share of seats in the house, and has vowed to remain in opposition.Forget ideologyThe president's advisers say that the moral authority bestowed by his popular mandate should help bring parliament into line.
