The phrase "representative authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to an individual or group who has the power or authority to act on behalf of others. One example of using this phrase could be in a political context, such as, "The elected officials hold representative authority to make decisions on behalf of their constituents."
The Muslim Brotherhood and its allies viewed that decision as a sneak attack on their rightful representative authority.
"As Assad no longer has the representative authority over the Syrian people, his words have lost persuasiveness," he said.
The Northern Alliance has agreed in principle to the formation of a broad-based, more representative authority to rule at least temporarily in Kabul, but the delegations have only begun to discuss its structure and composition.
Healey argued that no Labour government "could accept a system by which important fields of national policy were surrendered to a supranational European representative authority"; over the following decades that expression of the supremacy of the nation became Labour's dominant ideology.
The Paris attacks led to calls yet again for a genuinely representative Islamic authority - similar to France's Jewish institutions.
Ethical approval was obtained from the University Hospital ethics committee of Marseille, France, and from French representative legal authority: the National Committee of Computing and Liberties (reference number 1427029).
In networks, collaboration can be coordinated by hierarchical relations in the network, in which one partner or representative has authority over others; and this is here labeled as the hierarchical governance mechanism.
As for the state's representatives, their authority was what Coburn calls a "useful fiction".
She also streamlined decision making, giving store managers and experienced sales representatives the authority to set prices and grant credit.
Robin Hood was a rebel, and many of the most striking episodes in the tales about him show him and his companions robbing and killing representatives of authority and giving the gains to the poor.
Meanwhile, the retention of Whitehall departmental procurement silos and the failure of government ministers to give crown representatives the authority needed to be fully effective, is causing uncertainty for suppliers.
