The phrase "authorization granted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when describing a situation where permission or approval has been given to a specific person or entity to perform a certain action or task. Example: The CEO has given authorization to the marketing department to launch a new advertising campaign.
Because data were collected during routine care of patients that conformed to standard procedures currently used in our institution, authorization was granted to waive written informed consent.
An IRB waiver of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Authorization was also granted to allow review of medical records to abstract data to de-identify for use in research.
The department rooted that power in the authorization granted by Congress to use military force against the perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Employment authorization will only be granted to those qualified applicants that can show economic need.
Role-based access control (RBAC) is an authorization mechanism in which rights are granted to users depending on their associated roles.
The other hospitals authorized the study after examining the project and after being notified of the authorization granted by the Bioethics Committees of the University and the two first hospitals.
The answer is that the legal validity of the Constitution of California derives from an authorization granted by the US Constitution.
A standard declaration was made with an authorization granted by the local Commission on Informatics and Liberty (French Commission Informatique et Liberté, CIL).
Ethical approval was granted by the Ethical Committee of Niger and authorization granted by the Ministry of Health, as well as from the head of each village participating in the survey.
An authorization grants its holder a permission to read or to write (i.e., create, modify and delete) XDC cookies.
