The phrase "authorisation to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, planning, or legal permissions where approval is needed to commence building activities.
Example: "Before we can start the construction project, we need to obtain the authorisation to build from the local council."
Alternatives: "permission to construct" or "approval to build".
In 2008, the United States' President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) re-authorisation legislation recognised the need to build an infrastructure for health workers and committed to the expansion of medical training and research capabilities through African academic centres, by contributing $130m to improve and achieve large numbers of health staff over the next five years.
This bill will give parliamentary authorisation for the government to spend the money necessary to build the new rail link between London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds.
In this session, the remodelled Glasgow, Dumfries and Carlisle Railway got its authorising Act of Parliament (on 13 August or 16 July ), to build from Horsecleugh (near Cumnock, the southern limit of the GPK&AR authorisation) to Gretna Junction, reaching Carlisle from Gretna over the Caledonian Railway line.
Vietnam, with a car market of fewer than 20,000 vehicles a year, has been awash with car projects: 14 car makers have licences to build there and several more are said to be seeking government authorisation.
Presumably, the fewer parts that have to be developed from scratch, the less time it will take to build a new vehicle.However, the current version of the 2006 NASA authorisation bill requires the agency to keep the shuttle flying until its replacement vehicle has flown.
The decision by a Jerusalem planning committee followed an announcement on Monday to build an extra 1,500 homes in the settlement of Ramat Shlomo, and the authorisation by Netanyahu last month of development of a controversial expanse of land near Jerusalem.
The authorisation to use force is clear-cut.
There was no specific authorisation to kill Farouq and Gadahn.
What we need is authorisation to move safely.
Those two acts, respectively, prohibit intentional access to electronic information without authorisation and intentional access to a computer without authorisation to obtain information.
