The phrase "governance entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to organizations or bodies that are responsible for governance or decision-making processes.
Example: "The report highlights the role of various governance entities in shaping public policy."
Alternatives: "governing bodies" or "regulatory organizations".
This is a complex, geo-political challenge being played out on a digital platform still dominated in large part by U.S. companies and U.S.-led governance entities.
The importance of strengthening governance entities, networks and processes (e.g., harmonization of policies, education and awareness of policies) was also a prominent outcome of the diagnosis.
That is cooperative, dealing with governance entities on their own terms and further ensuring that concerns do not emerge about overstepping mandates.
Ensure that clear, comprehensive, and efficient procedures exist for all governance entities of the partnership and are known to all investigators Protection of human subjects 13.
Nonetheless, given the strong support they had received previously from the Council and other governance entities, the task force members decided to submit the report to the Council of Representatives for a vote at the winter 2004 meeting, hoping to override the Board's recommendation.
The three governance entities – the CO, the SC, and the national research teams – regularly interact, mainly though emails.
The CRIS Oversight Committee (which evolved from the Stakeholder Committee, after CRIS received research ethics approval as a de-identified database) comprises the central governance entity overseeing security.
Project Governance Support entities may assign a project management committee (PMC) consisting of people to govern or manage projects and subprojects.
In this study, we try to discuss community governance and the entities' activities separately, especially focusing on the activities carried out by the support entities.
Surviving the "re-evaluation" are all the structures of existing governance: companies as entities run for the benefit of shareholder-owners (even if, as Welch implies, the means are indirect, rather than direct, managing of the share price); alignment of directors and shareholders; pay to reflect performance.
An ECE system is compound by ECE services, supported by a structure with clear governance and accountability entities, sustainable and efficient funding and financing streams, quality standards and a consistent teachers' professional development plan.
