"nominal autonomy" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
"Nominal autonomy" refers to a situation in which a person or group is granted a certain level of independence or self-governance in name only, but in reality, they do not possess full control or decision-making power. Example: The school board claimed to have given the students nominal autonomy in choosing their extracurricular activities, but in reality, all decisions were still made by the principal.
Though the province maintained its nominal autonomy, some local groups continued to call for a more extensive form of self-rule.
It has the right "expressive function" (Feinberg 1965) The system of punishment that emerges under this theory is liberal and non-paternalistic, respects the nominal autonomy of all persons equally, and acknowledges the contingency of its justification as applied in any given case.
This meant nominal political autonomy but economic neglect.
The city's wealth gave it great political power and virtual autonomy from its nominal rulers, the counts of Flanders and (from 1384) the dukes of Burgundy.
However, Zografos, seeing that the Great Powers would not approve the annexation of Northern Epirus to Greece, suggested three possible diplomatic solutions: full autonomy under the nominal sovereignty of the Albanian prince; an administrative and cantonal system autonomy; and direct control and administration by the European Powers.
Norm Neill, historian of the early years of the Sydney Technical College, argues that the Board caused many of its own problems: There was a marked lack of unity ... Members either resigned or became inactive [and the Board failed] to accept that its autonomy was more nominal than real.
Consequently, by 1612 13, the Wodeyars exercised a great deal of autonomy and even though they acknowledged the nominal overlordship of the Aravidus, tributes and transfers of revenue to Chandragiri stopped.
They owed only the payment tribute and nominal vassalage to the Arab Caliphate, and managed, despite repeated Muslim attempts at invasion, to maintain their autonomy by exploiting the inaccessible terrain of their country.
The selection of battery bank depends on nominal system voltage, required load current to run the boat at a particular speed and selected day of autonomy.
Batteries can supply LTE-BS load autonomy for 6.27 h, which is computed based on Equation 5, (number of the batteries is 4 × nominal voltage of a single battery 6 V × nominal capacity of a single battery 360 Ah × 0.7 × 24) divided by (daily average LTE-BS load 23.2 kWh).
