The phrase "authorisation information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to details or data related to permissions or approvals, often in legal, technical, or administrative settings.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, please ensure that all authorisation information is submitted and verified."
Alternatives: "permission details" or "approval information".
At the time of authorisation, information was known about the psychiatric side effects of rimonabant 10 and liver toxicity associated with sitaxentan 11 and the benefit-risk balance deemed to be favourable.
However, although nontherapeutic effect information of the types seen in the eligibility criteria is available for medicinal products as part of this authorisation information, it is not as organised and as accessible as the categorical characteristics or indications information nor is it standardised.
As part of the special procedures, the customs authorities will be kept informed of import procedures by the holder of the authorisation (general information).
At the time of marketing authorisation, the available information relating to a medicine may not yet be sufficient to fully assess the benefit/risk profile to the desired degree of certainty or may lack aspects of interests to the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use CHMPP) that are requested to be provided after marketing authorisation is granted.
Those two acts, respectively, prohibit intentional access to electronic information without authorisation and intentional access to a computer without authorisation to obtain information.
You should not read, copy, use or disclose this information without authorisation.
Surveillance agencies do not require ministerial authorisation to access the information.
"The statutory offence relates to a commonwealth officer disclosing commonwealth information without authorisation," a spokesman told Guardian Australia.
Selling medical information without authorisation, so that those it refers to can, in turn, be sold goods, is wrong.
Our own call centre for community services is in lockdown and unable to receive any information regarding authorisation for drug changes or referrals.
The European commission is due to unveil draft legislation for the EU travel information and authorisation system (Etias) later this year as part of a broader response to calls for greater security across the continent following recent terror attacks in France and Belgium.
