The phrase "as unauthorised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is not officially approved or permitted.
Example: "Access to this area is restricted as unauthorised personnel are not allowed."
Alternatives: "as unauthorized" or "as not permitted".
Such solutions have severe security drawbacks as unauthorised recipients can gain access to personal data.
But others have already informed their students any absence will be noted as unauthorised.
The effect was particularly marked in primary schools, where more than 9% of absences were recorded as unauthorised holidays.
None of that has been possible, which has left Greig uneasy and minded to label the play as unauthorised.
In particular, there are issues related to security and privacy, such as unauthorised access, loss of privacy, data replication and regulatory violation that require adequate attention.
It is a 400-plus-page advertorial for Mrs Clinton's presidential campaign, masquerading as an unauthorised biography, and being published and marketed by Random House as unauthorised.
It said: "Any child who does not attend (without a legitimate reason) will be marked as an unauthorised absence as required by the Department for Education".
A letter obtained by Guardian Australia that was sent to one asylum seeker said: "As you entered Australia as an unauthorised maritime arrival... you were prevented... from lodging a valid application for any visa while in Australia".
Trespass is defined as the unauthorised interference with the possession of your home and garden.
See articleA Venezuelan businessman pleaded guilty in a Florida court to charges of acting as an unauthorised foreign agent.
The judge on baby Ferouz's case stated that Australia's law deems any asylum seeker arriving in Australia as an unauthorised maritime arrival, unless they have entered the country on an aircraft, the paper reported.
