The phrase "authorised way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method or procedure that has been officially approved or sanctioned.
Example: "To ensure compliance with company policy, all employees must follow the authorised way of submitting expense reports."
Alternatives: "approved method" or "sanctioned procedure".
Is there no way for authorised crew to re-enter the flight deck?
Doering and Rief suggest that "authorised deception" may be the way to go: the patient is made aware that some drug doses will be replaced with placebo, but they won't know precisely which.
He also uses recently identified drafts of the charter (they were previously thought to be unofficial copies of the final authorised version) to trace the way the text changed during five days of negotiations at Runnymede.
I cannot explain the motivation behind such callous acts, but they were in no way part of authorised ISAF military activity".
And millions of people in their lives feel authorised to pursue meaningful objectives going way beyond material success.
And unlike the authorised games, these cracked versions are free – a bad way to convince gamers to spend their money instead of going the free route.
The only sure way to avoid the crooks is to use authorised ticket sellers.
It certainly seems to be a useful way of discouraging unauthorised translations and ensuring that only authorised translations are sought and used.
This has led some to suggest killing the nickel, which costs about ten cents to make, as well as the penny.Congress has not authorised coin culling as yet, so the Mint is studying ways to make coins more cheaply.
This has led some to suggest killing the nickel, which costs about ten cents to make, as well as the penny.Congress has not authorised coin culling as yet, so the Mint is studying ways to make pennies more cheaply.
