The phrase "authorised through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been approved or permitted via a specific method or channel.
Example: "The transaction was authorised through the online banking system."
Alternatives: "approved via" or "sanctioned through".
The interception and communication of data should be authorised through an individual warrant signed by a secretary of state".
A lot of material Dalí authorised through licensing, or contracts, were based on drawings by him – but often were not created by him". These multiples, he says, "are being marketed as a commercial exercise, very similar to luxury merchandising.
The decree states that the country's national telecommunications commission, known as Conatel, is authorised "through police and the armed forces … to immediately suspend any radio station, cable or television network whose programming does not comply with these regulations".
That means it's far more likely to be someone with a set of binoculars peering in your window to catch you watching iPlayer (which is authorised through Ripa) than some high-tech solution for tapping into your internet connection (which isn't authorised by anything).
The mission was subsequently authorised through United Nations Security Council Resolution 721 of 27 November, following a formal request for the deployment of UN peacekeepers submitted by the Yugoslav government the previous day.
It's all authorised through my doctor.
Authorised hikers through the park will be given transponders that tell the detectors who they are, as with the "identification friend-or-foe" systems on military aircraft.
Lund finds out that Christensen has been paid an extra 5000 DKK a month for "environmental consultancy" - it emerges that money is authorised by Hartmann, through convoluted channels.
All details of treatment and follow-up are recorded in a case record form that is accessible for authorised research personnel through a website http://www.studies-obsgyn.nl/misorest.nl/misorest
Basically, they are providing a new way of authorising transactions through a mechanism dubbed "network-level tokenisation" (for those that like to geek out about payments, you can read more here).
Only officially authorised vehicles are allowed through the three checkpoints.
