The phrase "authorisations given to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to permissions or approvals that have been granted to a person or entity.
Example: "The authorisations given to the contractor allow them to begin work on the project immediately."
Alternatives: "permissions granted to" or "approvals provided to".
"We posted our passports to Germany, and the Hungarian government told us we can travel with this," Qais said, holding up travel authorisation documents given to them at a police station in Szeged, near Hungary's border with Serbia.
At a meeting near the end of March, we have been told, authorisation was given to take certain steps to develop the NTC's embryonic ground forces.
"For example, an agency can make an authorisation to seek the subscriber details of a particular person, but that authorisation needs to be given to multiple phone companies to check for the subscription details.
To drive into the Madrid zone, you have to have authorisation and that is only given to zero emissions vehicles such as electric cars.
The House of Commons voted against military action in Syria in 2013 and parliamentary authorisation has so far only been given to UK air strikes against Isis in neighbouring Iraq.
In 2013, the House of Commons voted against military action in Syria and parliamentary authorisation has so far only been given to UK air strikes against Isis in neighbouring Iraq, but on Friday a freedom of information request by the campaign group Reprieve revealed that British pilots, embedded with coalition forces, had taken part in bombings of Isis targets in Syria.
In 2013, the House of Commons voted against military action in Syria and parliamentary authorisation has so far only been given to UK air strikes against Isis in neighbouring Iraq, but a freedom of information request by the campaign group Reprieve revealed that British pilots, embedded with coalition forces, had taken part in bombings of Isis targets in Syria.
Parliamentary authorisation has so far only been given to UK air strikes against Isis in neighbouring Iraq, but on Friday a freedom of information request by the campaign group Reprieve revealed that UK pilots, embedded with coalition forces, had taken parts in missions over Syria.
In France, issues regarding dosimetry and monitoring of workers in controlled areas are conducted under the supervision of the institution's occupational health physician according to regulatory measurements and authorisations given by national government-related entities (IRSN)[ 11 ].
She asks about the nature of the authorisation Hague gave to the operation and his level of involvement.
