The phrase "authorisation change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a modification or update to permissions or approvals is being discussed, often in administrative or technical settings.
Example: "The authorisation change was implemented to enhance security protocols within the system."
Alternatives: "permission modification" or "access update".
In a White House address, he said the draft authorisation did not change the mission's core objective to "degrade and destroy" IS.
If it is to "recover its voice and legitimacy as leader of the US capital markets", to use the words of his letter asking for authorisation for the changes sent out to the exchange's members, the exchange will have to do a lot and do it quickly.
"Survey after survey shows that civil servants are trusted more than politicians, yet this change now requires ministerial authorisation before any civil servant – from a prosecutor being asked for comment outside of court to a job centre manager dealing with a local news story – can respond or make contact with the media.
The comments show Turnbull is still incensed by Labor's so-called Mediscare campaign at the 2016 election, in which anonymous robocalls and text messages that appeared to be from Medicare sparked an unsuccessful police referral and consideration of changes to laws around authorisation of political messages.
It appears most Australian citizens should not be affected by the ban, as there have been no changes to the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) visa waiver program, which grants Australians entry in the US for 90 days.
Table 1 summarises when the products were originally licensed, the date of the latest authorisation and the date of the most recent substantive change to the SPC.
In Europe, the regulatory framework concerning authorisation and use of pesticides has been very recently changed with the approval of Regulation 1007/2009 of 21 October 2009 that replaces Council Directive 91/414/EEC of 15 July 1991 on the placing of plant protection products (PPP) on the market and all its subsequent amendments.
The stage start was delayed by a tense 20 minutes as officials argued with Armstrong's team about the change, pointing out that the jerseys lacked prior authorisation.
Requiring judicial authorisation for the interception of communications would be a revolutionary change in the world of spies and secrets – the biggest for some 400 years.
Sir David Manning, Mr Blair's foreign policy adviser, said he had signalled his intention to back regime change but urged Mr Bush to get UN authorisation.
