"possess autonomy" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to have the ability or authority to make decisions independently. Example: The new company branch will possess autonomy to make their own business decisions, including setting prices and making hiring choices.
Four other groups possess autonomy to a lesser degree: the Khanty and the Mansi (in Khanty-Mansi autonomous okrug [district]), the speakers of Permyak (in Komi-Permyak autonomous okrug), and the Nenets (in Taymyr, Nenets, and Yamalo-Nenets okrugs).
He rests this second project on the position that we — or at least creatures with rational wills — possess autonomy.
Teachers no longer possess autonomy over their own classrooms.
The UK is also developing precursor weapons systems that possess autonomy and is among a number of countries with hi-tech militaries opposed to a preemptive ban, despite Theresa May's recent proclamation that she wants the UK to be the leader in ethical AI.
The UK is also developing precursor weapons systems that possess autonomy, and is among a number of countries with hi-tech militaries opposed to a preemptive ban, despite Theresa May's recent proclamation that she wants the UK to be the leader in ethical AI.
Girls' inferior status in society is more likely to limit their ability to go to school, live free from violence, possess autonomy over their lives and enjoy a level of social status, as compared to boys.
A being, such as Tommy, who possesses autonomy, self-determination, self-awareness, and the ability to choose how to live his life, must be recognized as a common law "person" in New York, entitled to the common law right to bodily liberty protected by the common law writ of habeas corpus.
Children may be seen as moral agents, possessing autonomy [ 7].
Secondly, the definition of technology as the systematic study of techniques for making and doing things establishes technology as a social phenomenon and thus as one that cannot possess complete autonomy, unaffected by the society in which it exists.
The paper deals with the optimization of the operation of so-called systems of systems, i.e. large systems where the subsystems possess some autonomy but the system as a whole has to be operated optimally.
Fundamentally speaking, local governments are self-interested and possess limited autonomy.
