"self autonomy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the ability to make independent decisions and govern oneself. Example: "As a young adult, Jane craved self autonomy and was determined to make her own decisions without outside influence."
The D.C. government makes headlines many times for the wrong reasons and this has put a damper on the city's long battle for self autonomy.
Under Luis Muñoz Marín's leadership, Puerto Rico created its own constitution, gained self autonomy, while forming a new relationship with the United States Congress based on a bilateral compact, and free association with the United States Federal Government.
Being a collectivist country with high uncertainty avoidance, however, the Turkish national culture does not seem to emphasize self-reliance, autonomy, self-sufficiency, diversity or personal initiative, thus discouraging creativity and innovativeness in young people.
One case presents a grassroots framing emphasising social and political empowerment, rooted in community self-sufficiency, autonomy and traditional belief systems.
Individualist cultures value self-reliance, autonomy and independence.
Its final status was to be tackled once the United Nations had established substantial self-autonomy.
How do the likes of Badawi and Al-Nimr - or indeed Saudi women fighting for their right to drive and other basic powers of self-autonomy - feel when they hear about the UK's deals with their government in Riyadh?
Implemented with wind, solar, hydro, and storage cooperative self-autonomy control [59], NSF-CAES can greatly decrease the current wind, solar and water power curtailment phenomenon [60].
Theoretical self-autonomy.
While both groups believed we have personal responsibility for our happiness, they had differing definitions of self-autonomy.
Adolescent girls are trained in vocational skills and kitchen garden activities to increase health and self-autonomy.
