The phrase "approval or authorization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for permission or consent for an action or decision.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to obtain the necessary approval or authorization from the management."
Alternatives: "consent or permission" or "sanction or endorsement".
He allowed that it's always better to have congressional support, but he did not say that he would defer at any formal level to congressional approval or authorization (which may be fine with Congress).
The Indian operation of a worldwide advertising agency has fired employees and apologized after an uproar over fake celebrity poster ads that were created for a real agency client, Ford Motor, without Ford's approval or authorization.
Fact 2: The former NEA Director of Communications acted unilaterally and without the approval or authorization of then-Acting Chairman Patrice Walker Powell.
The data collected were de-identified and this secondary data analysis did not require additional ethical approval or authorization.
Section 3613 does not prohibit the creation or sale of items intended to parody NSA where no such impression of approval, endorsement or authorization is conveyed, nor does it require the prior approval of the Director of the National Security Agency for the creation or sale of such items.
The NSA, in an attachment to the agreement, said that the law it had cited in its letter to McCall, "does not prohibit the creation or sale of items intended to parody NSA where no such impression of [agency] approval, endorsement or authorization is conveyed". The agency added that it "acknowledges that McCall's designs were intended as parody". No kidding.
§ 171.19 Approvals or authorizations issued by the Bureau of Explosives.
The Swift program, however, doesn't seem to have any specific Congressional approval or formal authorization.
The reservations expressed by some of the 20 current and former government officials and industry executives who were disturbed enough to talk to The Times were based on this concern: "What they viewed as an urgent, temporary measure had become permanent nearly five years later without specific Congressional approval or formal authorization," in the words of the article.
Patient data provided by Truven Health were de-identified; therefore, per International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology Guidelines on Data Privacy, Medical Record Confidentiality, and Research in the Interest of Public Health [ 16], no Internal Review Board approval or patient authorization was required.
During the period in which this observational study was performed, French legislation did not require ethical approval or other authorizations for research not involving unusual or additional procedures relative to usual practice.
