The phrase "authorised indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to a formally recognized or approved signal or sign.
Example: "The authorised indication of the safety procedures must be displayed prominently in the workplace."
Alternatives: "approved indication" or "official indication".
Authorised orphan drugs with multiple authorised indications (imatinib, sunitinib and dasatinib) were sampled to up to two unapproved orphan drugs for each indication.
Moreover, our study focused on overall licensing failure, meaning that we did not take into account that for some products, the authorised indications and/or patient populations may have been restricted at the end of the MRP/DCP procedure.
Moreover, ongoing harmonisation efforts of SmPCs of products for which Member States have adopted different decisions over the years (resulting in different authorised indications, contraindications or posology) will continue to reduce sources of disagreement [ 15].
In the first report [ 17], NICE analysed the cost effectiveness of etanercept and efalizumab according to the authorised indications for the treatment of psoriasis, and concluded that efalizumab was more expensive and less efficacious than etanercept 25 mg × 2 per week as intermittent therapy: the ICER was found to be £24,346 and £15,297 per QALY gained, respectively.
Table 2 shows an overview of the clinical characteristics of all 31 authorised orphan drugs for 36 indications, stratified by indication category and prevalence group of the indication.
There are a significant number of eligibility criteria that refer to previous administration of a study agent or to the authorisation status of products that have been previously administered, which includes use of an authorised medication outside of its approved indications.
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We searched the European Medicines Agency (EMA) database for orphan drugs and their approved indications using the search modality ' http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/>find medicine>human medicines>Browse by type>Orphan medicine: "Include authorised medicine, withdrawn post-approval and suspended" >SUBMIT'.
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