The phrase "authorization framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, software development, or systems design, where a structure for managing permissions and access is being discussed.
Example: "The new software update includes an improved authorization framework to enhance user security and data protection."
Alternatives: "access control model" or "permission structure".
They fall into two categories: architectures for providing an authorization framework, and generic authorization application programmer interfaces (APIs) for allowing applications access to the authorization services.
We demonstrate adaptation through a Self-Adaptive Authorization Framework (SAAF) controller that is capable of managing policy based federated role/attribute access control authorization infrastructures.
Any suspension of Privacy Shield would mean a return to legal uncertainty for the 1,500+ businesses currently processing EU data in the U.S. via this authorization framework — which includes the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Google and Microsoft.
When private, the owner can decide whom to share them with, using a group-based authorization framework.
Lastly, the time meter used in IAT has been removed from the interface, and because of privacy concerns and the problems confronted when logging onto a Google account, the original OAuth 2.0 authorization framework has been removed to protect the curators' profile information.
This paper examines the leading initiatives in these areas: DCE, SESAME and Windows2000 as authorization frameworks and the GSS-API, GAA-API and AZN-API.
The discussion begins with authorization basics and later on explains the Windows authorization model.
Our Grid Service uses a toolkit based on the Generic Authorization, Authentication, and Accounting framework.
This article reviews the European Medicines Agency requirements for authorization, the Spanish legal framework and controversies on BS and presents the position paper of the Spanish Society of Rheumatology on these drugs.
For 60 of these substances, regulatory acceptable concentrations (RACs) were published, which were determined from ecotoxicological data in accordance with international test methods within the framework of the authorization procedure.
The availability of reliable and relevant ecotoxicity data is a prerequisite for hazard and risk assessment of chemicals in regulatory frameworks, e.g., marketing authorization of plant production products [1], biocides [2], and human pharmaceuticals [3], and within the Water Framework Directive (WFD) [4] and REACH legislations [5].
