The phrase "also authorized for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has permission or approval for an additional action or purpose.
Example: "The contractor is also authorized for additional work on the project, beyond the initial scope."
Alternatives: "also permitted for" or "additionally approved for".
In 2009, the National Science Foundation also authorized funding for the Oceans Observatories Initiative.
As if that wasn't enough, Cameron has also authorized drilling for shale gas off the coast of Blackpool -- an extremely controversial practice that is suspected by many scientists of poisoning water supplies in several sites in the US. Britain's forests and seas don't belong to David Cameron.
The authority board has also authorized design work for the reconstruction of Terminal 6, originally the National Airlines Sundrome, now used by United and JetBlue.
The original bill also authorized $19.8 million $$ today) for land acquisition and up to $26 million $$ today) for development.
The health reform law also authorized future funding for the consumer assistance program, but left it to Congress to appropriate that money — in contrast to most other provisions in the law, which were automatically funded into the future.
The air time for the nationally televised address by President Reagan last night was requested by the White House and approved by the top news executives of the major networks, CBS, NBC and ABC, who also authorized air time for the response by the Democrats.
City voters also authorized light rail for that route.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) also authorized federal tax credits for converted plug-ins, though the credit is lower than for new PEVs.
But Congress also authorized the 2percentt increases for all Medicare H.M.O.'s as well as a special increase for rural areas, which used up all the available money.
