"authorization request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking for permission or approval from someone to do something. For example, "I am submitting this authorization request to join the club."
On the other hand, transaction can be authorized in following way: Online: by sending an authorization request to the Issuer Offline: locally, by the card.
The authorization request for raids was prompted by intensified P.K.K. attacks in recent weeks, including the deadliest day in the conflict in recent months.
Online: by sending an authorization request to the Issuer.
For instance, in order to send the authorization request and response, the PEP and PDP services should first mutually authenticate each other using the authentication mechanism defined above.
For each authorization request, the authentication server computes the answers for all the possible clients, and the gateway retrieves the one it is interested in.
The only way for C o n M to obtain a valid signature is to include U R I leg in the authentication and authorization request, i.e., C o n M should send to A C P A an authentication and authorization request of the following form: (I D,P u b CP,U R I leg,T o k e n).
Such a circumstance manifests when many security domains can simultaneously define the behavior that a resource will have upon received authorization requests, like for instance an organization with many subsidiaries, a company with a service virtualization business model, etc.
In this context, XACML has achieved a big popularity between both industry and academy as a standard for the definition of access control policies, as well as an architecture for the evaluation of authorization requests and for the issuing of authorization decisions.
Since in a DoS attack, attacker overwhelms the Cloud identity management server with false authentication or authorization requests (malformed input data) and tries to either stop the service or consume all of its available resources so that it may not be able to process the legitimate user requests (Almorsy et al. [2010]; Meier et al. [2009]; Thompson et al. [2006]).
Only 39percentt of voters are concerned that U.S. military action will go 'too far' in getting involved in the situation, while 53percentt are more concerned the U.S. military 'will not go far enough in stopping ISIS.' Voters say 64 - 23 percent Congress should grant the authorization requested by President Barack Obama to use military force against ISIS.
The PTAC receives between 1,100 and 1,500 transfer authorization requests each day.
