The phrase "an application for authorisation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal request for permission or approval, typically in legal, regulatory, or administrative contexts.
Example: "The company submitted an application for authorisation to operate in the new market."
Alternatives: "a request for approval" or "a petition for permission."
In the future, EU Member States shall perform a comparative assessment whenever they evaluate any application for authorisation of a PPP that contains a CFS, in the following shortly denoted as candidate product.
A comparative assessment may be initiated by an application for the authorisation of a new candidate product, for the renewal of an existing authorisation, or for the amendment of an authorisation for new uses of a candidate product.
Data from pre-clinical and laboratory evaluation studies, which continue during clinical studies, is used to support an application for marketing authorisation.
In principle, every application for authorisation of a candidate product constitutes a case for comparative assessments, as required by the PPP Regulation.
With a view to the upcoming application for authorisation foreign producers have the opportunity to focus their expenditures on the specific relevant requirements.
By implementation of quantitative and qualitative risk characterisation methods in the application for authorisation (Art. 62(4)(d) REACH in conjunction with Art. 14 and Annex I REACH) and its review by ECHA's committee for risk assessment (Art. 64(4) REACH), the authorisation scheme ensures the assessment of the risks in each application of SVHC in an article.
In addition, as put forward by first reactions to the legal appraisal, when preparing the application for authorisation, EEA based producers of articles can use the structured system of downstream and upstream information and communication concerning chemical substance risks, established by Title IV REACH ('Information in the Supply Chain') [23].
("Serious organised crime?" Haw asked. "Do they really think I'm the Godfather?") Haw won an application for judicial review of the act as it required all protests to have authorisation from the police "when the demonstration starts", and his had already been going for a long time.
"Prior to an application for a warrant, a Public Interest Advocate must be notified of the pending application and given the opportunity to make submissions regarding the application, including any conditions or restrictions that might be imposed on authorisations made under the warrant".
