The phrase "add authorization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of including or implementing authorization measures in a system, application, or document.
Example: "To enhance security, we need to add authorization for all user access levels."
Alternatives: "implement authorization" or "include authorization".
"It was our children she was monitoring," said one Twitter user who identified herself as Judy Rayford, after the news broke last year, without, she added, "authorization" from children or parents.
Second, a patient can revoke authorization and add new authorized institutes at any time as necessary.
"I've seen this a couple of times," Mr. Simon said, adding that authorization to do so may be "buried somewhere on the Web site".
He added: "This authorization pertains not only to the pilot himself or a person in charge of the presidential plane but also the airport authority who has jurisdiction over the airport in Smolensk which under existing weather conditions should be closed".
The form is submitted by a POST request to the /patients resource, again with the token identifier added for authorization.
International Business Machines said the new buyback authorization added to $2.3 billion remaining from a previous $8 billion authorization, issued in April.
When you use the Roles application to add, delete, or update authorizations, the changes may go into effect immediately or the next day, depending on which authorizations you are changing.
Admissible evidence is sparse, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information without authorization, adding that the F.B.I. and Justice Department were working to build the case.
Differently, we prefer the solution of using a dedicated service delivery entity [2, 13 15, 17] and enhance it by adding signaling and authorization capabilities.
If a secondary degree program admits a student then she/he/they must submit a Graduate Program Authorization Petition to add the new degree program that will be pursued concurrently with the existing program.
