The phrase "apply for an authorisation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of requesting official permission or approval for something, typically in a formal or legal context.
Example: "To start the new project, we need to apply for an authorisation from the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "request an authorisation" or "seek an authorisation."
Then, in 2012, the government said young illegal immigrants who had been in the US since 2007 and met requirements could apply for a two-year authorisation to stay and work.
Companies can also apply for a centralised marketing authorisation of other drugs.
In Queensland, nurses who successfully complete this program of education can apply for authorisation with Queensland Health as an authorised non-medical cervical screening provider; this authorisation allows the nurse to access the Queensland Health Pap Smear Register to obtain details of women's past cervical screening history.
The extended authorisation requirement constitutes a ban and at the same time puts economic operators in a position to apply for authorisation (preventive ban with permit reservation).
Next, the concerned companies need to apply for authorisation, which involves much cost and work and an uncertain outcome.
While details of investors in hedge funds are typically a closely guarded secret, its FSA authorisation has been obtained through Noble Asset Management, although Stamford is expected to apply for authorisation in six months.
The City regulator, however, is expected to spell out that any former top RBS banker who might want to return to banking would need to apply for authorisation, and that each such application would be treated on a case-by-case basis.
Roche-Saunders said the backlog of applications was likely to increase from August when peer-to-peer lenders will have to apply for authorisation.
An application date and the latest date of use ('sunset date') will be announced and industry can decide whether to apply for authorisation or switch to suitable alternatives.
Companies without establishment in the community would thus need an importer or an only representative according to Art. 8 REACH with establishment in the community to apply for authorisation, affecting the compliance costs of the company.
