The phrase "authorised device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to a device that has been given official permission or approval for a specific purpose.
Example: "Only the authorised device can access the secure network to ensure data protection."
Alternatives: "approved device" or "certified device".
Combine the two, says Ferguson, "and a very strong case can be made for enterprises disabling USB ports, or at least using device management to allow only authorised devices.
UltraViolet, like most digital video platforms, uses digital rights management - in other words, it encrypts the film so that it can only be unlocked with authorised devices or software.UltraViolet was announced in 2010.
This paper addresses the issue of autonomous fair signature exchange in emerging ubiquitous (u-) commerce systems, which require that the exchange task be delegated to authorised devices for its autonomous and secure execution.
However, some people will be able to use biometrics in authorised companion devices, including smartphones and employee badges, instead.
From there it can be reviewed by authorised individuals from any internet device.
"Don't assume you're the only authorised user of a smart device," he added.
A payer using an online account will have the right to use payment software, devices and applications provided by an authorised third party and to have payments executed on his or her behalf by this provider.
The corpse was then "put into a sealed biosecurity device and transferred for incineration at an authorised disposal facility".
Furthermore a certificate has to be generated and handed over to the device to enable it to identify itself as an authorised member of the π-Cloud.
The manufacturers can farm out the job, but only to authorised firms.Hewlett-Packard (HP), which makes lots of electronic devices that are subject to such rules, says it welcomes them.
