The phrase "authorisation procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the formal steps or processes required to obtain permission or approval for a specific action or decision.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the project, we must complete the authorisation procedure to ensure compliance with company policies."
Alternatives: "approval process" or "permission protocol".
He said payments were "subject to a strict authorisation procedure and are limited".
Records will be subject to the same authorisation procedure as the other 500,000 communication data requests made yearly.
The MPs and peers suggested that the new legislation should list every intrusive capability available to the security services and specify their purpose, authorisation procedure and what safeguards and oversight procedures exist for their use.
The authorisation procedure is increasingly being politically exploited.
The impression arises that the candidate list and the authorisation procedure are increasingly being politically exploited.
Consequently, starting the authorisation procedure would not constitute an effective risk management option.
Simplifies the authorisation procedures specificed in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act.
The proposed new legal framework should for the first time explicitly set out surveillance capabilities, detailing the authorisation procedures, privacy constraints, transparency requirements, targeting criteria, sharing arrangements, oversight, and other safeguards.
With altered starch-producing properties which makes it easier to extract the starch for industrial uses, the company spent 13 years guiding it through the European testing and authorisation procedures.
Their recommendation that this new legal framework must be based on an explicit avowal of intrusive surveillance capabilities and spell out authorisation procedures, privacy constraints, transparence requirements, targeting criteria and the rest is also significant.
"With transatlantic trade talks ongoing, pressure has been mounting from the biotech industry and the US government to break open the EU market to GM imports and to speed up authorisation procedures," Marco Contiero, Greenpeace EU's agriculture director, told the Guardian.
