The phrase "and authorized for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that someone has been given permission or approval to perform a certain action or task.
Example: "The contractor is responsible for the project and authorized for all necessary expenditures."
Alternatives: "and permitted to" or "and approved for".
In case of mastitis treatment in dairy ewes antibiotic preparations designed and authorized for the bovine mammary gland are usually used.
The research paper, "Redistribution, Inequality, and Growth," has been posted on the I.M.F.'s Web site and authorized for distribution by Olivier Blanchard, the I.M.F.'s chief economist.
The legislation would also give the State Textbook Committee "authority to insert a one-page summary, opinion or disclaimer into any textbook reviewed and authorized for use" in the public schools.
What TWA charged in its complaint was no more than the kind of conduct the CAB in 1950 had approved and authorized for the future; and, in any event, such conduct was within the power of the Board to control and was central to the mandate of § 408 to permit control of TWA by Toolco only if consistent with the public interest.
An FDC is a postage stamp on a cover or stamped envelope franked on the first day the stamp's issue and authorized for mailing.
This ESP prosthesis received CE marking in 2005, making it the first elastomeric lumbar prosthesis to be validated and authorized for marketing.
Republican lawmakers banned teacher collective bargaining, eliminated tenure for many future teachers, eliminated local control over charter schools and authorized for-profit cyber-schools that are already siphoning off millions of local education tax dollars.
The site is funded by Planned Parenthood Virginia PAC and authorized by Terry McAuliffe for Governor.
A spokesman for Armenia's civil aviation department said the plane had undergone full technical maintenance a month ago and was authorized for flights up to 2010, the Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported.
L. 87 703, § 103(2), substituted "national needs and assistance authorized for similar purposes under other Federal programs" for "the direct identifiable benefits" and inserted "(excluding engineering costs)" after "Federal assistance" and "or recreational" before "development".
