The phrase "authorisation provided by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating who has granted permission or approval for something.
Example: "The project can proceed only after the authorisation provided by the board of directors is obtained."
Alternatives: "permission granted by" or "approval given by".
Any assessed patient who required antiviral medication was asked to find a 'flu friend' (a relative, friend or neighbour) to collect this on their behalf from a distribution centre, using the authorisation number provided by the service.
Secondly, high-level security services such as authorisation are not provided by secure transport protocols, requiring applications to rely on customised (and often insecure) mechanisms for the provision of such services.
Occidental breached the contract, unlawfully selling 40% of its rights and obligations to a third party without the authorisation of the government, as provided by the law and the contractual agreement.
Aflibercept will be provided by Bayer Healthcare Ltd. in accordance with its marketing authorisation.
NHS foundation trusts, those organisations defined as 'high-performing' hospitals and are run as not-for-profit corporations, have an additional layer of regulatory oversight provided by the economic regulator - Monitor - which imposes authorisation standards in relation to internal governance and financial viability.
Authorisation for the constitution of the MOSAIC database in conformity with data confidentiality laws in France was provided by the CNIL Commission Nationale Informatiqueetet Libertés) on March 2003 (no. 03-1052).
But he is expected to receive overwhelming congressional support for separate authorisation to provide military support to rival Syrian rebels, a vote that some Republicans fear could help boost Democratic chances in this November's midterm elections by providing political support for his tough new foreign policy.
If the credit institution complies with all conditions of authorisation set out in national law of that Member State, the national competent authority shall take, within the period provided for by national law, a decision to propose to the ECB to grant the authorisation.
If the applicant complies with all conditions of authorisation set out in the relevant national law of that Member State, the national competent authority shall take, within the period provided for by relevant national law, a draft decision to propose to the ECB to grant the authorisation.
Such mechanisms complement collective management of rights based on individual authorisation by rightholders, by providing full legal certainty to users in certain cases.
