The phrase "authorization fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to charges or costs associated with obtaining permission or approval for a specific action or service.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the project, we need to pay the necessary authorization fees to the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "licensing fees" or "approval charges".
"I didn't like this abuse, and I did think it was abuse on the part of the authorities," said Lourdes Luciano de Valdez, who complained to American officials that the Dominican authorities prevented her daughter from returning to New York two summers ago because the authorization fee had not been paid.
There is a $75 application fee, but selected applicants will also have to fork up $10,000 $6,000 for the retail operator licence and another $4,000 for the retail store authorization fee.
This appears to be a pre-authorization fee to ensure the credit card submitted is valid, but typically a company explains this in advance – not after the fact, as TIDAL is doing.
Under Yale University's Open Access Policy, anyone may use the Gallery's open-access material without further application, authorization, or fees due to the Gallery or to Yale.
Use of the Gallery's open access material is permitted without further application, authorization, or fees due to the Gallery; we ask only that you attribute works and/or their images, without suggestion of endorsement as described in Using Images.
Recently, a wide cross-section of institutional investors wrote letters to the Governor of Delaware, the Delaware Bar Association, and the Delaware Legislature, and to the major proxy firms, urging that they not support the authorization of fee-shifting bylaws for public stock corporations.
In another change that could directly affect patients, the budget also would expand the requirement that they get prior authorization for Medicare fee-for-service treatment, an initiative the White House says would save about $6 billion.
It is uncontroverted that most, if not all, copyshops with which MDS competes obtain authorization and pay license fees for use of the copyrighted works, either directly to publishers or through licensed agencies such as the Copyright Clearance Center's Academic Permissions Service and the Author's Registry.
And last June, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal signed a law prohibiting contingency-fee contracts without express authorization from the legislature and capping fees at $500 an hour.
States generally require institutions to pay a fee for authorization, the commission said.
