The phrase "authorization to eliminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to remove or terminate something, such as a project, a document, or a person from a position.
Example: "The manager provided the authorization to eliminate the outdated files from the system."
Alternatives: "permission to remove" or "approval to terminate".
If the Commerce Clause were reduced to what Judge Smith says the founders intended, little more than an authorization to "eliminate trade barriers," blacks, women and other groups that have relied on the protections afforded them under the mainstream interpretation of the clause would be stripped of important rights.
Due to the LLP's complex and accretive development, uncertainty long persisted regarding to whom duties of loyalty and care might be owed and how much contractual freedom there might be – particularly given the lack of any express authorization to eliminate such duties or an express pro-contract policy statement of the sort found in Delaware's unincorporated entity statutes.
David Bowers, In May 1969, the Treasury sought authorization to eliminate the half dollar's silver content, changing it to the same copper-nickel clad composition as the dime and quarter.
Brooks theorized that because the silver Kennedy half dollar never circulated much and few half dollars were struck in 1970 in anticipation of the authorization to eliminate silver, the public had become accustomed to not seeing the half dollar in trade.
It identified a slew of new barriers for foreign workers and the companies that employ them, including a dramatic increase in requests for additional evidence and interview requirements in processing H-1B visa petitions, the dismantling of Obama-era rules to encourage immigrant entrepreneurship, and proposals to eliminate work authorization for spouses of high-skilled workers.
The authorization bill is still subject to negotiation between the House and the Senate, and Senator Clinton will try to eliminate Section 586 before the authorization bill comes to a final vote, a senior member of her staff said yesterday.
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.
Also staying in place is Obama's decision to eliminate a special status once enjoyed by Cubans, who when they reached the United States automatically received authorization to stay.
"I want to eliminate ISIS".
Others want to eliminate Medicare.
They want to eliminate corruption".
