The phrase "authorization of contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or business contexts when referring to the process of granting permission or approval for a contract to be executed.
Example: "The authorization of contract is required before any work can commence on the project."
Alternatives: "contract approval" or "contract sanction".
JHU must have a letter of authorization or contract each semester.
Now, Raul Castro's government has announced that half a million state employees will be terminated and that self-employment will be expected to pick up the slack, with a broader authorization of licenses and more flexible contracting mechanisms.
Further investigations and interventions regarding the authorization of health services and fragmented contracting of the subsidized regime with service providers could provide evidence for the relationship observed in our study and explore other relationships between the type of insurance coverage and access to essential health care.
As the union representing New York City teachers moved ahead yesterday with plans for a strike authorization vote, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said the strike threat was not affecting the pace of contract negotiations, and he predicted that the two sides could reach agreement.
Instead it was using, without authorization, its contract with TSI to attract a new round of venture capital investment.
Claim breach of contract.
Keep in mind, while contracted participants in a network can review their entries, updating the contract blockchain can only happen by the authorization of the majority.
Recommendation Researchers should ensure that they can retrieve genomic data and that a CSP cannot retain it or use it after the contract ends, subject to legal or regulatory requirements and/or authorization of the researchers.
Researchers should ensure that they can retrieve genomic data and that a CSP cannot retain it or use it after the contract ends, subject to legal or regulatory requirements and/or authorization of the researchers.
Such barriers include (1) mechanisms to limit use of services, such as authorization of diagnostic testing by health insurance or capitation payments to providers; (2) fragmented contracting of services at different sites and (3) conflict regarding benefits included in the subsidized regime (Castro 2009; Vargas et al. 2010).
