The phrase 'has complete autonomy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the independence a person or group of people have. For example, "The CEO of the company has complete autonomy to make decisions."
"But the play-caller has complete autonomy to call the game," Raye said, referring to Hackett.
The Patriot Association's constitution says the church has complete autonomy from the Vatican.
The board has complete autonomy of action and is specifically designed for executing control algorithms in real time.
"Stacey has complete autonomy," said Mr. Meyer, a former talent agent who joined Universal in 1995, a year before Ms. Snider.
Although ManiaTV provided the initial financing and technical expertise and found the show's corporate sponsor, Bud Light, Mr. Green insists he has complete autonomy and will end up owning the equipment and the show.
But neither is true: by design and definition, Holyrood has complete autonomy under the Scotland Act 2016 to fix all Scotland's income tax rates, bands and thresholds above the personal allowance from April 2017 – independently of the Treasury.
I have complete autonomy over what will and will not work for me, and how certain foods affect my mood.
After two weeks of floundering in response, Better Together eventually ended the crisis by asserting that Scottish ministers had complete autonomy over NHS policy and spending in Scotland.
When Clark received an invitation from the International Commission for Inquiries Into United States War Crimes in Indo-China he agreed to go only if he were to have complete autonomy.
For anyone who might be concerned about the welfare of the cats, rest assured – they will have complete autonomy, and be allowed to stay inside or relax in a private, two-storey garden as and when they choose.
Salmond hit him with well-aimed jabs After two weeks of floundering in response, Better Together eventually ended the crisis by asserting that Scottish ministers had complete autonomy over NHS policy and spending in Scotland.
