The phrase "authorised leave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is granted permission to be absent from work or duties, typically for a specific reason.
Example: "The employee was granted authorised leave to attend a family emergency."
Alternatives: "approved leave" or "permitted absence".
In September 2013 the DfE introduced rules that constricted the power of headteachers to grant authorised absences for family holidays, restricting authorised leave to "extraordinary" circumstances, such as funerals.
We also welcome the changes to the law, which came into force on September 1, which mean that schools no longer have the discretion to grant 10 days of authorised leave to pupils each year.
Now, they are required to take a much tougher line on requests for authorised leave from parents, who are fined £60 if they take their child out of school without the headteacher's permission.
Changes to the law, which came into force on 1 September, mean head teachers no longer have the discretion to grant authorised leave to pupils each year.
In the UK, Powell and colleagues [ 9] reported that 63% of in-patients who died by suicide outside of the hospital site were absent without authorised leave at the time of death.
Of those who died away from the ward, 469 (38%) had absconded, and 761 (62%) were either on authorised leave or off the ward with staff agreement when the suicide occurred (referred to as 'agreed leave' cases).
It is raw data and does not include corrections for justified absence because of illness, maternal/paternal leave, authorised parliamentary delegation business etc.
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and Gulf Labor, a coalition of international artists, said the several thousand workers in the official labour camp on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi were subject to segregation, a 10pm curfew and monitoring by security guards, and could only enter or leave on authorised buses.
"Berlusconi will not [without authorisation] be able to leave Lombardy but is authorised … to go to Rome to the residence indicated by him from Tuesday to Thursday, returning to his residence in Lombardy by 11pm on Thursday," she wrote.
Since 2013, official guidance on term-time leave has said authorised absences should only be granted in "exceptional circumstances".
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is facing calls to scrap and rewrite the policy on restraining minors after it emerged that a report it commissioned found some authorised techniques could kill children or leave them disabled.
