"authorised representative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it generally refers to someone who has been given permission or authority to act on behalf of another person or organization. Example: The company's authorised representative signed the contract on behalf of the CEO.
However, all patients or their legally authorised representative was verbally informed about the process of data collection and could refuse to participate.
If the subject's MMSE score was <20, adjusted for age and education, or if the subject's score to the other four tests was lower than the established cut-offs, the subject was deemed unable to give informed consent and consent had to be given by a legally authorised representative.
Ethical approval to participate in this study was obtained at all participating centres and informed consent was obtained from each patient or their legally authorised representative.
And then they'd stopped my authorised representative from collecting them".
"We are only able to consider requests for account contents of a deceased person from an authorised representative.
Ridgepointe was controlled by nominee directors and shareholders, with Rautenbach's lawyer, James Ramsay, referred to in the files as its "authorised representative".
Written informed consent was obtained from all participating patients or their legally authorised representatives.
The Dutch Meningitis Cohort Study was approved by our ethics committee and informed consent was obtained from all participating patients or their legally authorised representatives.
The Dutch Meningitis Cohort Study was approved by our ethics committee and written informed consent was obtained from participating patients or their legally authorised representatives.
" A statement released by the IRA read: "The leadership of Oglaigh na h-Eireann announced on July 28 that we had authorised our representative to engage with the IICD to complete the process to verifiably put arms beyond use.
Each entity intending to list will be required to appoint an Authorised Impact Representative (AIR) – an accredited social adviser – who will provide support through the listing process and ensure that the issuer complies with impact requirements.
