The phrase "authorisation documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to official papers or forms that grant permission or approval for a specific action or process.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the project, please submit all necessary authorisation documents to the compliance department."
Alternatives: "approval documents" or "permission documents".
Also issued are two PIN codes, one for authentication (proving who the holder is) and one for authorisation (signing documents or making payments).
There is no point in having authorised, definitive documents if everyone and anyone can copy/edit/move them without authorisation.
Potential participants who meet eligibility criteria and successfully pass the pre-screening will receive a letter inviting them to participate, a document requesting authorisation to contact their physician for clearance to participate, an informed consent document (including an additional copy for their personal records), and a self-addressed stamped envelope to return these documents.
He gave his authorisation for that in a document dated 30 June.
The MD-CTA defines all the operative procedures and the documents required for the authorisation of a clinical trial; it also establishes the maximum number of paper copies to submit to EC and introduces the CTA form, with the aim of uniquely identifying the clinical trial, the organisations and the key individuals responsible for the conduct of the trial.
"The consul, in his desperation, probably he couldn't reach the foreign minister … and he issued a safe conduct document without validity, without authorisation, without us even knowing". Correa said the consul was a "cultured" man who cited the example of Ecuadorean diplomats in Czechoslovakia giving Jews visas in defiance of their foreign ministry during the second world war.
It is clear from these documents that they have no authorisation from their own people".
It is clear from these documents that they have no authorisation from their own people". How Palestinian Authority (PA) leaders were privately tipped off about Israel's 2008-09 war in Gaza.
"Examination of a very large quantity of emails and other documents, including those copied without authorisation by the former employee, indicate that there is no evidence of wider discriminatory attitudes or inappropriate language or a general attitude of disrespect to women".
Just hours later, Pannu wrote again, this time attaching a document: "Please note the absolute authorisation from carson yeung," he wrote.
