The phrase "additional authorization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra permission or approval needed for a specific action or process.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to obtain additional authorization from the management team."
Alternatives: "extra approval" or "further permission".
That gave the police the power to seize records without additional authorization.
"The administration is not currently seeking additional authorization," the statement said.
Not only do you need a license to hunt but for deer, pheasant and ducks, you need additional authorization.
The new rules attempt to make it more difficult for borrowers to roll over their loans, and also aim to cut down on the number of times that lenders can take money out of borrowers' bank accounts without getting additional authorization.
The problem is not the concept of having an additional authorization token, such as mothers maiden name, that can be used to authenticate in addition to a password, the problem arises when it is relied on alone, when the answer is stored in the clear in account settings, and when users end up using the same question and answer combination on all of their accounts.
Congress should also contemplate an additional Authorization for the Use of Force (AUMF) – should the U.S. intervention in Syria enlarge in scope or scale – with a focus towards ensuring operational flexibility to U.S. commanders.
The server may provide additional authorizations in order to receive XDC cookies it expected but did not receive (step 4).
The only option currently defined is a flag indicating whether the browser should use the DNS to look up additional authorizations for the server (or its parent DNS domain) and, if so, how often.
Additional user authorization may also be needed if in-vehicle video monitoring were to be introduced in the future," the company said.
Any additional troop authorization under the requested 40,000 is going to create a feeding-frenzy of Republicans rhetoric accusing the president of failing to listen to the generals; for being weak militarily; and for placating liberals.
A part of the U.S. Constitution, habeas corpus needs no additional statutory authorization, although all states provide for it.
