The phrase "authorised to provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is given official permission or authority to supply or deliver something.
Example: "The organization is authorised to provide financial assistance to eligible applicants."
Alternatives: "permitted to supply" or "entitled to offer".
It also urges that asylum applications from members of the community be expedited and that NGOs be authorised to provide shelters for displaced victims fleeing violence.
A third idea, floated by Hunt, is to shift responsibility from GPs to nurses (or perhaps new categories of clinical worker) to diagnose simple conditions, or give treatments or tests that that only GPs are currently authorised to provide.
2 In 19 out of 47 sub-Saharan African countries, clinical officers are authorised to provide obstetric care, yet in only five countries are they permitted to carry out caesarean sections and other emergency obstetric surgery.
SRS were re-listed as publicly funded procedures in 2008 following a ten-year delisting period, with a planned increase in the number of provincial assessment centres authorised to provide referrals [ 17].
Following training, a total of 106 pharmacists were authorised to commence the asthma management service, and 93 proceeded to provide the service.
Further operations were also authorised to maintain the population at a reduced level, provided it did not fall lower than 3,348 pairs.
Where staff are given access codes or swipe-card access to the controlled area, they should not be shared with others, nor should they provide access to others unless specifically authorised to do so.
In 2009 Barack Obama authorised American companies to provide internet services to the island.
Mr Darling authorised the Bank of England to provide a secret emergency loan to keep the bank afloat, but a more fundamental bail-out was needed.
Regarding consent, he said: "The state government authorised the wardens to provide this consent for girls who were living at residential schools".
The advice gets pretty detailed: Mr Obama is urged to permit any American commercial or economic activity that would provide direct services, donations and goods to Cubans authorised to open private enterprises.
