The phrase "as authorizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that something serves as a form of authorization or permission.
Example: "The document was signed, as authorizing the release of funds for the project."
Alternatives: "as permitting" or "as granting authorization".
President Lyndon B. Johnson cited the Congressional Tonkin Gulf resolution, which expressed support for defending American interests in Southeast Asia, as authorizing the Vietnam War.
The character of House was defined by such outrages as authorizing break-ins of patients' homes and manipulating the love lives of his staff.
Unfortunately, wrongful acts such as authorizing the 2010 Stuxnet attack against Iran have set a bad, and dangerous, precedent in breach of certain principles of international law.
Interpreting the EAHCA as authorizing such reimbursement and finding that "relief" was not specified further, the justices noted that the courts had broad discretionary power.
"Unfortunately, wrongful acts such as authorizing the 2010 Stuxnet attack against Iran have set a bad, and dangerous, precedent in breach of certain principles of international law," he wrote.
One document turned over by Mr. Davidge was a memorandum to him from Sir Anthony that could be interpreted as authorizing the scheme after a meeting with Mr. Taubman, people who have seen it said.
The Communications Act prohibits intercepting radio communications "except as authorized by" the Wiretap Act.
In 1796 the trail was widened for wagons, as authorized by the legislature of the new state of Kentucky.
The institute, which has its headquarters in San Francisco, will distribute $3 billion for stem cell research, as authorized by California voters in 2004.
Or not speaking in an authorial voice anyhow: Mr. Beatty let himself be interviewed by Mr. Biskind on and off since 1989, but he stopped short of allowing "Star" to present itself as authorized.
Man and machine thus interact as authorized acting units that control each other reciprocally.
