The phrase "authorization issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that permission or approval has been granted, often in formal or official documents.
Example: "The authorization issued by the committee allows for the project to proceed without further delay."
Alternatives: "permission granted" or "approval given".
The browser may have some, all, or none of the authorizations issued to the server (or its parent DNS domain).
But I think on authorization issues, science in particular, the people who are on the science committee have an awful lot more expertise.
Our data suggest that local control of identity authentication and authorization issues is preferred by the majority, although a significant proportion of the respondents believed that central identity provisioning was a viable possibility.
V. Duranthon holds an authorization certificate issued by the French governmental administration to experiment on animals (Authorization number B78-101).
At least a half-dozen day laborers from Honduras and El Salvador without green cards, but with employment authorization cards issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, also said they were turned away this year when they applied for licenses.
According to the authorization token issued by the PDP (Policy Server in this case), the PEP allocates the resources for the media transfer of the accepted session.
All experiments were performed in accordance with the Swiss Federal Veterinary Office, under authorization 1628 issued by the 'Service de la consommation et des affaires vétérinaires' of the Canton de Vaud.
The authorization to issue the invitations was disclosed by a senior State Department official on the eve of a three-day visit to Latin America by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The proxy also asked for authorization to issue 700 million new shares, the clause that Ms. Carone said was the decisive factor on the proxy's timing.
