The phrase "authorisation as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the role or function of authorisation in a specific capacity or framework.
Example: "The committee will review the authorisation as a necessary step before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "authorization in the capacity of" or "authorization in the role of".
Some see Johnson's decision not to wait for government authorisation as a slight to May, a potential rival for the future leadership of the Conservative party.
A Monitor spokesman said: "Following the warning notice issued by the CQC, we have increased the trust's governance risk rating to red and escalated the trust to consider whether it is in significant breach of its authorisation as a foundation trust.
A variety of abortive schemes were proposed, including an 1864 proposal by the nominally independent Weald of Kent Railway to run a route from to Hythe via Cranbrook for which the SER obtained parliamentary authorisation as a defensive measure against a similar scheme proposed by the rival London, Chatham and Dover Railway.
Authorisation as a non-medical cervical screening provider is renewed every three years and requires nurses to submit documented evidence of ongoing competency.
Auernheimer was convicted in November of conspiracy to access a protected computer without authorisation, as well as identity fraud.
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said Labour's support for future action in Syria would not be conditional on UN authorisation as, alluding to possible vetoes by China and Russia, "the UK's moral compass is not set in Moscow and Beijing".
This also refers to use in doses or routes of administration not in the authorisation, as well as to use outside the stipulated age ranges and administration to patients with a cited contraindication [ 1, 2 ].
Despite the fact that the devices are also capable of listening to phone calls, in many cases they still do not require a warrant to use, instead requiring a much lower-level authorisation known as a "trap-and-trace", a court order designed in the era of the rotary phone.
The process of authorisation in a company as monolithic as Woolworths is immense.
A forum along the lines of Leveson is imperative, so the public can be made aware of how far our democracy has been eroded, and it needs to address the following questions: 1. Authorisation: a squad as big as this does not exist for more than 40 years without approval, if only tacit, at the very highest level.
Obama last year advocated the eventual repeal of the 2001 authorisation - as well as the 2002 congressional approval of the Iraq war - to aid in turning a page on a long era of US warfare.
