The phrase "are authorised for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval for something to be utilized is being stated.
Example: "The new software updates are authorised for use by all employees starting next week."
Alternatives: "are approved for use" or "are permitted for use".
Published by the HM Prison Service in 2005 and classified as a restricted government document, the manual guides staff on what restraint and self-defence techniques are authorised for use on children as young as 12 in secure training centres.
A few hundred different compounds are authorised for use in all EU member states, but a similar number of pesticides is in current use in different EU countries and are being evaluated for possible authorisation in all of EU.
EU legislation provides that only the additives and processing aids that are authorised for use in organic production may be used.
While the assessments may be stopped in an early phase, if alternatives are not available for any of the uses of the candidate product, our analysis revealed that only for 6 out of 351 potential candidate products no alternative products are authorised for any of their uses.
On average, one or more alternative products are authorised for around 7 out of 18 different uses of a potential candidate product.
In the European Union, medicines are authorised for some rare disease only if they are judged to be dissimilar to authorised orphan drugs for that disease.
GM Starlink maize was only authorised for use in animal feed in 1998 (Bucchini and Goldman [2002], US Environmental Protection Agency [2008]) but was found in USA food products intended for human consumption in 2000 by a coalition of non governmental groups (Fox [2001]).
Does it affect the position if the broadcast is decoded using a satellite decoder card which has been issued by the provider of a satellite broadcasting service in another Member State on the condition that the satellite decoder card is only authorised for use in that other Member State?
(b) Do Articles 28 or 49 of the EC Treaty preclude enforcement of a provision of national law in a first Member State which makes it unlawful to import or sell a satellite decoder card which has been issued by the provider of a satellite broadcasting service in another Member State on the condition that the satellite decoder card is only authorised for use in that other Member State?
Most absences are authorised and cover illness and medical appointments.
The data published by the USPPA were public and anonymous; their use for study and publication purposes was authorised beforehand by the USPPA.
