The phrase "authorisation to introduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval is needed to present or bring something forward, such as in formal documents or communications.
Example: "We require authorisation to introduce the new policy to the board for approval."
Alternatives: "permission to present" or "approval to introduce".
In addition, authorisation is not appropriate to introduce maximum residue levels for substances of very high concern in articles.
This disclosure demonstrates the need to introduce judicial authorisation".
Consultation on the new system is expected to take four weeks rather than the usual three months, and though the general election in May 2015 will intervene before legislation to introduce the Horserace Betting Authorisation can make its way through parliament, the plan is believed, crucially, to enjoy broad cross-party support.
Also shocking is the Democrats' plan to introduce a compulsory national work authorisation card similar to the controversial programme that was recently abolished in Great Britain.
On 4 April 2005 the European Commission announced its plan to introduce its controversial Registration, Evaluation, and Authorisation of Chemicals (REACH) policy for consideration by the European Parliament.
On 16 March, 51 days before the general election and two weeks before parliament enters purdah, the Cabinet Office changed the civil service code to introduce a new requirement on all 447,000 civil servants to secure ministerial authorisation for contacts with the media.
However, farmers in Europe who want to introduce the products of cloned animals into the food chain require specific authorisation because they are considered "novel foods".
3. The authorisation referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted only where the customs authorities are able to exercise customs supervision without having to introduce administrative arrangements disproportionate to the economic needs involved.
The scale up of VCT in Kenya had a number of human resource policy implications resulting from the introduction of lay counsellors and their authorisation to conduct rapid HIV testing using newly introduced rapid testing technologies.
The recast of the UCC has now introduced a relationship between the criteria for authorisation to use a special procedure and authorised economic operator status.
