The phrase "authorization processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems or procedures that involve verifying and approving access or transactions.
Example: "The software includes a feature for authorization processing to ensure secure transactions."
Alternatives: "approval processing" or "access verification".
For example, the authorization for the processing of "U-turn" payments through the U.S. financial system and the ability of certain Cuban nationals to maintain U.S. bank accounts remain unchanged.
* Equifax Inc., Atlanta, a provider of financial data, and Telecredit Inc., Los Angeles, a provider of check authorization and credit card processing, said their shareholders had approved the acquisition of Telecredit by Equifax in a tax-free exchange of 2.8625 shares of Equifax for each share of Telecredit.
Of course some consultation and advice will be necessary as an incident to the sale of data processing, but authorization for that was neither separately sought nor is separately required, since it is obviously included within Regulation Y's existing authorization for "incidental activities," discussed above.
The connection also enables two-step authorization and capture, transaction processing and the ability pass refunds back to the customer's account.
If an application wishes to exclude any of these categories, it must include authorization as part of its processing.
The new service, Amazon writes, can be used to support "a variety of use cases and applications, such as database encryption, Digital Rights Management (DRM), and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) including authentication and authorization, document signing, and transaction processing".
The new service, Amazon writes, can be used to support "a variety of use cases and applications, such as database encryption, Digital Rights Management DRMM), and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) including authentication and authorization, document signing, and transaction processing". The actual appliances are Luna SA modules from SafeNet, Inc.
The study was presented to and approved by the National Commission for Data Processing and Civil Liberties (authorization number 05-1059, confirmed on 24 February 2005).
The rule system was implemented rapidly using the extensibility features of Starburst; it is integrated into all aspects of query and transaction processing, including concurrency control, authorization, recovery, etc.
