"reputable authority" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone or an organization that is widely respected and considered to have expertise and knowledge in a particular field. Example: "According to a reputable authority in the medical field, the new treatment has shown promising results in clinical trials."
A reputable authority on the subject is the chancellor of the Portuguese consulate in Providence, R.I., for the last 28 years.
While licensees are not necessarily excellent at what they do, a license does guarantee that a licensee has fulfilled the requirements for a given role determined by a reputable authority.
You are still peddling that when every reputable authority has told you it's baloney.
It's also the same position held by reputable authorities like the UK Royal College of Physicians, the Cancer Council of Australia as well as the industry body, Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association AMTAA).
Second, the current estimates make use, whenever they are available, of dose response summary estimates from meta-analyses by reputable authorities such as IARC, or WCRF itself, in its report 'Food, Nutrition Physical Activity and the Prevention of Cancer' (WCRF/AICR, 2007).
Register to take the certification examination with a reputable certifying authority.
There is no way to be 100% sure that a diamond is real unless there is a certificate from a reputable grading authority.
State governors are among the country's least reputable public authorities, the International Crisis Group says.
I don't know of any reputable organization or authority that would be able to provide guidance on this test, how to use this test, how to interpret it, and how to use the results.
Investigate instincts from trusted sources such third parties (ie., law enforcement, authorities, reputable background checking companies) who have no vested personal interests in identity investigation results.
Websites authors should provide health-related information from reputable sources, such as Medline or official health authorities' sites, update site content and delete misleading information.
