The phrase "authorization reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to a specific code or identifier that grants permission or access to something.
Example: "Please include your authorization reference in the application form to ensure a smooth processing of your request."
Alternatives: "approval code" or "access reference".
If an authorization includes a reference to medical decisions, having a translation into French is recommended, since it could remove any possible obstacle, Dr. Lavollay said.
Wait for your authorization code and reference number.
Authorization by the Ethical Review Committee of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, was obtained (Reference no. 122/99).
Each of those conversations left me with another list of reference numbers, authorization numbers, confirmation numbers – none of them ever the same.
If the requested material is sourced to or references non-AAAS sources, you must obtain authorization from that source as well before using that material.
§ 35.65 Authorization for calibration, transmission, and reference sources.
I don't know if it was a "reference," "confirmation" or "authorization" number.
Specifically, the jury found Ms. Drew guilty of accessing a computer without authorization on three occasions, a reference to the fraudulent postings on MySpace in the name of Josh Evans.
The working group also collected the administered doses in common nuclear medicine examinations from guidelines of several learned societies (SFMN, EANM) and from French regulations (diagnostic reference levels, marketing authorization).
The relevant arguments are illustrated throughout with reference to the 2001 authorization for the use of military force in response to the attacks of September 11; the authorization may or may not include the power to make war on Iraq and Afghanistan, to use force against those suspected of giving financial aid to terrorist organizations, and to detain American citizens.
