The phrase "authorised level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific level of permission or authority granted to an individual or group.
Example: "Employees must operate within their authorised level to ensure compliance with company policies."
Alternatives: "approved level" or "designated level".
The pigment at the centre of the scare, canthaxanthin, is also fed to chickens to give their skin and eggs a brighter yellow complexion; the maximum authorised levels for poultry will also be cut.
"In its earliest years, 60 Minutes was directly answerable to senior management by a clearly defined set of guidelines, governing far more than authorised expenditure levels.
The Which? spokeswoman said it was calling for unauthorised overdraft fees to be set at the same level as authorised overdraft charges, and for the FCA to review overdraft charges in the context of other forms of credit.
During the course of the evaluation field work it became apparent that such data was exceedingly difficult to obtain as placement decisions were made by many authorised bodies at many levels of local government and none of which was collated at regional or national level.
You can check whether an institution is authorised at a group level or as a separate entity by checking the authorised firms register on the Financial Services Authority's website.
In the wake of the absurd levels of hype (both authorised and otherwise) that preceded its long-awaited cinema release, it was perhaps inevitable that Prometheus (2012, Fox, 15) should have been judged a let-down by so many hardcore fans, going from the most anticipated to the most disappointing film of the year in the space of its opening weekend.
On one level it is semi-authorised mutual mockery that allows both sides to let off steam.
The Army Reserve is organised into permanent combat and support units, though most are currently manned at levels well below their authorised strengths and are not capable of deploying as formed units.
Access to the data is limited to authorised users only, using a multi-level permissions protocol that specifies roles and types of data access using a need-to-know principle.
The total authorised absence rate fell to its lowest level, with children in all schools missing 5.28% of sessions in 2007-08, down from 5.59% in 2006-07, possibly reflecting a harder line by headteachers.
