"unquestioned authority" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English, and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could say: "The mayor has the unquestioned authority to pass ordinances in the city."
It is widely assumed that in the first chaotic months, the military commander will have unquestioned authority.
"She is the last of her line to have had unquestioned authority over the paparazzi," Ms. Streep said of Ms. Smith in a statement.
James Madison's Notes on the 1787 Constitutional Convention have acquired nearly unquestioned authority as the description of the U.S. Constitution's creation.
He then one-ups himself by quoting approvingly an article comparing Nature to the Bible and Scientific American to the Koran, and ascribing to them the power of gospel truth.While notions of unquestioned authority and infallible oracles have long been shunned outside fundamentalist religious circles, apparently they have found a comfortable home among some scientists.
Today the play has lost none of its potency since it poses a perennially topical question: at which point does it become legitimate to unseat a leader who claims unquestioned authority whether it be divine, as in Richard's age, or democratic, as in our own?
From the start, Trump put Priebus and Bannon on a collision course with the creation of a "chief strategist" position that appeared to undercut the normally unquestioned authority of the president's chief of staff.
The traditionalists, who oppose changes such as offering communion to remarried couples, bemoan the good old days when papal authority was unquestioned, civil authorities treated the Church with extreme deference, and parishioners obeyed without objection.
Other factors -- like the readiness to obey orders to kill by unquestioned authorities; the diffusion of responsibility for killing; and the anti-Semitic ideology that was widely embraced in German society and that construed Jews as subhuman and mortally dangerous to Germany -- provide explanations for Nazi violence that are more powerful than that of Athens, and quite possibly sufficient.
Mayor Lindsay announced that to provide his com mission "unquestioned legal authority" he would ask the City Council to grant it power to subpoena witnesses.
From one's sexuality to one's personal hygiene, the leader possesses unquestioned, absolute authority over its members' lives.
Increasingly, they also characterize the lives of corporate chief executives, who, in the glaring spotlight of the good governance movement, are finding their once-unquestioned authority giving way uncomfortably to the "permanent campaign".
