The phrase "as authorised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or permissions that have been officially granted or approved.
Example: "The document was processed as authorised by the manager."
Alternatives: "as permitted" or "as approved".
Morley calls Croall's editor asserting his rights as authorised biographer.
The IG, as the inspector general is known, is charged with making sure a given agency is operating according to the law – obeying rules and regulations, spending money as authorised by Congress.
Well, presumably by way of lawful court orders or emergency certifications, as authorised under the old FISA statute, and now also on the independent authority of the attorney-general and director of national intelligence even without a court order, assuming some version of those expanded powers eventually passes.
Although Ursúa's purported plan, as authorised by the Spanish crown, was to build a road uniting Yucatán with Guatemala, he now realised that he was in a race to conquer the Itza kingdom; President Barrios of Guatemala had reached Sakb'ajlan and was returning to Santiago to prepare another expedition, and Guatemalan soldiers had already reached the lakeshore of Petén Itzá.
An ideal form of a PHR is one that exchanges data freely, as authorised by the patient and the physician, between the physician's EHR/EMR and the patient's records, as needed.
Human molars were obtained from one male and two female donors, aged 9, 22 and 35 year, by informed written consent (in the case of minors, consent was obtained through the parent/guardian) through the Leeds School of Dentistry Research Tissue Bank as authorised by the Dental Research Ethics Committee (DREC 07/H1306/93+5).
Grieve is recorded as authorising the recording.
Syria also stated that "the resolution should not be interpreted, through certain paragraphs, as authorising any State to use force".
The grand coalition has passed 13 measures, such as authorising police and the secret services to share data on terrorist suspects.
A so-called chapter 7 resolution is binding and is seen as authorising military action if other measures do not succeed.
But even as parliamentarians authorised strikes against militants, Isis fighters continued to advance on the town of Kobane, near the Turkish border.
