The phrase "authorisation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or act of granting permission or approval in conjunction with something else, such as a document or a system.
Example: "The project cannot proceed without authorisation with the necessary regulatory bodies."
Alternatives: "approval from" or "permission from".
In Queensland, nurses who successfully complete this program of education can apply for authorisation with Queensland Health as an authorised non-medical cervical screening provider; this authorisation allows the nurse to access the Queensland Health Pap Smear Register to obtain details of women's past cervical screening history.
This feels like it could be where the show works best: dealing with a situation on the fringes of authorisation with the squad also operating at the limits of their capability.
Alibaba later said that Google had threatened to "terminate Android product co-operation and related technical authorisation with Acer" if the launch had proceeded.
"Our partner received notification from Google that if the new product with Aliyun went ahead, Google would terminate Android product cooperation and related technical authorisation with Acer," Alibaba's Cloud Computing unit said in a statement.
"We have to make sure that the capabilities can only be used with the right authorisation and with appropriate oversight," she said.
The response saw the authorisation passed, with only five Republicans and all 196 Democrats in attendance opposing the resolution, meaning the House Republicans will now be taking President Obama to court.
Uri Blau of the liberal Haaretz newspaper will do four months' community service after confessing to reduced charges of possessing classified information without authorisation but "with no intent to harm national security", Israel's State Attorney's Office said in a statement.
Official authorisation and relations with local government through alignment with WPA allowed relative freedom to carry out the research.
He added that there was an "unacceptable variation in the quality of the written authorisations – often with insufficient detail provided".
Parliament's intelligence and security commission said that authorisation should remain with ministers.
"We were only able to proceed with authorisation from the Venetian authorities, who had to agree on every step".
