The phrase "already authorised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been permitted or approved prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "The changes to the project have already been authorised by the management team."
Alternatives: "previously approved" or "already approved".
And he suggested that he will need more money to bail out banks than the $700 billion already authorised.
Texas has already authorised a special yellow plate with the rattlesnake coiled at the left, and Virginia and Nevada may soon follow suit.
After all, the good news for Mr Schwarzenegger is that he still has $3.5 billion left over from the $15 billion borrowing already authorised by the voters.
The new framework streamlines procedures, introduces lighter regulation where medicines are already authorised, and simplifies reporting, without compromising the protection of subjects.
Congress has already authorised the spending of $38.6m to speed up the implementation of an electronic system that will track the holders of student and exchange visas and keep information about them.
Huge questions hang over the Treasury's plan to remove those loans, and many economists think it must commit more public capital than the already authorised $700 billion in TARP money.
Although Jordanian officials were wary, believing that the pilot could have been killed already, they authorised the plan.
However, environmentalists said the proposal flew in the face of a censure of the commission by the EU ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, earlier this week for accepting proof of a pesticide's safety after its use had already been authorised.
The startup has already been authorised and is regulated by the U.K.'s FCA, under, presumably, an Electronic Money Institution license.
For a PPP that could already be authorised, all justifiable options for the management of the environmental risks should first be exploited before the authorities approve and accept highly complex refinements of the risk assessment whose only aim is to create more favourable conditions for application of the PPP (e.g., narrower margins to adjacent surface waters).
