The phrase "authorization scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, access control, or software development where a system for granting permissions is being discussed.
Example: "The new software update includes an improved authorization scheme to enhance user security."
Alternatives: "access control model" or "permission framework".
The system organizes the information as a tree of encrypted plain-text XML files, in order to ensure platform independence and durability, and uses a role-based authorization scheme to assign access privileges.
The mPOS certification from MasterCard, meanwhile, puts Payleven on par with a number of other mobile payment providers who have already signed on to MasterCard's authorization scheme, which lays out best practices for merchants and payment providers, not just in terms of unifying standards but keeping security.
It also supports authorization schemes of a number of Russian services: Yandex, Mail.Ru, Vkontakte, Rambler, WebMoney, Diary.ru and Loginza itself.
The Common Security Module (CSM) provides for highly granular access control and authorization schemes.
Among the NewSQL solutions, Clustrix and NuoDB use the authorization and authentication schemes of traditional RDBMS by supporting the GRANT/REVOKE statements.
In this paper, we focus on the multiple sender and multiple user application scenario to provide a flexible search authorization searchable encryption (SE) scheme.
The user identity organizational model and the scheme of authorizations are compatible with the AWS Identity and Access Management system with some Eucalyptus extensions that support private clouds.
Under the government's most extreme rendition of this argument, "respect for separation of powers and the limited institutional capabilities of courts in matters of military decision-making in connection with an ongoing conflict" ought to eliminate entirely any individual process, restricting the courts to investigating only whether legal authorization exists for the broader detention scheme.
As discussed in Section 3 our scheme does not support authorization revocation.
Ms. De-Laurey, 35, accomplished her scheme by forging transfer authorizations for Mr. Mead's private account at Goldman and faxing them to the bank's office in New York, taking as much as $3 million at a time from February 2001 to April 2002.
In addition, in our scheme (Section 3.3) XDC authorizations for secure channels are bound to the holder's SSL certificate, providing an extra layer of protection against Web site impersonation.
