The phrase "authenticated person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to someone whose identity has been verified or confirmed, often in security or access-related discussions.
Example: "Only an authenticated person will be allowed to access the secure area of the building."
Alternatives: "verified individual" or "confirmed user".
It checks whether the user is an authenticated person or not, ii) second step, the user is asked to enter the key (generated by the system) and sets a username and password for his pGrid node, iii) third step is the function call control interface.
By this time, he weighed 50 stone (700 lb; 318 kg), and had become the heaviest authenticated person up to that point in recorded history.
After deducting the weight of the (previously weighed) empty carriage, they calculated that Lambert's weight was now 50 stone (700 lb; 318 kg), and that he had thus overtaken Edward Bright, the 616 pound "Fat Man of Maldon", as the heaviest authenticated person in recorded history.
This advantage is important to develop a user-friendly person authentication system, since the conventional methods [23] and [24] may need multiple image acquisition even for the authenticated user to extract ROIs.
By 1970 it exceeded 70 years, and at some future date the death of a person at an authenticated age of more than 114 years can be expected.
According to the catalog, Mino's sculpture is the oldest authenticated example of a postclassical portrait of a living person in the form of a marble bust.
Web sites may also have digital certificates, to enable a person intending to buy its products to confirm that it is an authenticated e-commerce site.
Yet no authenticated case of DDT poisoning has occured.
All documents are duly notarised and authenticated by our authorities".
These are the first authenticated pictures of Mengele at Auschwitz, officials at the Holocaust museum said.
With the board's backing, an "authenticated" work wins a much-cherished catalogue number.
