The phrase "authorization approved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are confirming that a request for authorization has been granted or accepted.
Example: "The authorization approved allows us to proceed with the project without any further delays."
Alternatives: "authorization granted" or "approval received".
The maker of computers and printers said the new program was in addition to an $8.0 billion authorization approved in November.
NASA's plan to use commercial spacecraft for some of its missions has been the biggest source of controversy in the Administration's new space policy, and the request is about $300 million greater than the level set by the NASA authorization approved by Congress last year.
In this large retrospective study, there was waiver of informed consent and authorization approved by the Institutional Review Board for all subjects.
The amendment to the State Department authorization bill approved today would withhold $244 million unless the United Nations ceases secret ballots and ensures that the United States regains its human rights seat.
The compromise authorization bill approved by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation bridges disparate proposals and outlines the tasks and budgets for NASA over the next three years.
The military authorization bill approved by the committee today was the full $343.5 billion requested by the administration; most of the money over the $329 billion requested for the Pentagon is for nuclear arms programs managed by the Energy Department.
23 -- Justice Obus rules that lawyers for Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz can tell jurors at their trial that loans and other compensation they are accused of obtaining without authorization were approved by company auditors.
The 2005 United States Defense Department authorization act, approved Saturday by Congress, also permits the Bush administration to increase the number of American citizens working for private contractors in Colombia to 600 from 400.
In the version of the authorization bill approved by the committee today, $700 million is added to compensation and quality of life accounts for those in uniform; $1 billion is added for readiness; $800 million is added for transformation of the military to a lighter, more lethal force; and $600 million is added to improve capabilities for responding to terrorism.
The draft of the bill, which was posted online yesterday, comes on the heels of an authorization bill approved by a Senate panel last week, which also rebuffs the Administration's proposal.
But the Pentagon's overall basic research accounts would still shrink by about 3%, or $60 million, to $2.1 billion in 2015 under a defense authorization bill approved Thursday on a 300 to 119 vote.
