The phrase "authorization records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to documentation or data management, particularly when referring to records that provide proof of authorization for actions or access.
Example: "Before granting access to the system, please ensure that all authorization records are up to date."
Alternatives: "access logs" or "permission records".
After writing it, Swift asked Anderson for authorization to record the song (due to personal references in the song); Anderson affirmed and it was ultimately included on Fearless.
That means they don't need authorization to record and save your information until someone decides they'd like to read it.
At the meeting, one of the researchers acted as a facilitator and, after requesting authorization to record the meetings whilst guaranteeing that the information would be treated confidentially, introduced the questions to be addressed.
One of the researchers with experience in qualitative studies acted as a moderator, requesting prior authorization to record the meetings whilst guaranteeing that the information would be treated confidentially.
The research collaborators complied with the ethical determinations of Resolution 196/96 by the Brazilian National Health Council, regarding the authorization to record the participants' discourse and the signing of an informed consent form, and also signed a group contract to guarantee shared ethical secrecy and facilitate the interaction process.
Last week, the two jointly announced that with patient authorization, electronic health records can now be shared between the systems.
A federal judge in San Francisco granted the I.R.S. authorization to get records from Visa as part of a widening investigation into tax evasion by people who hide their incomes in offshore banks and live off credit cards in the United States.
(d)(1) of this section if the time for authorizing such action is after Nov. 5, 1990, and (4) any summons issued after Nov. 5, 1990, without regard to when the taxable year (to which the information, records, authorization, or summons relates) began, see section 11315(c) of Pub.
Then it lost authorizations to obtain records from his cardiologist, podiatrist, neurologist and ophthalmologist — more than once.
"We have been working with Loudeye on obtaining content since October 2002 and Loudeye assured us on multiple occasions that the content they provided to us was prepared fully under authorization from the record labels and on behalf of the publishers".
