The phrase "authorization to make the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or approval to perform a specific action or task.
Example: "We need to obtain authorization to make the necessary changes to the project plan."
Alternatives: "permission to execute the" or "approval to carry out the".
"In recent months, CrowdStrike has noticed an uptick in cyberattacks focused on cryptocurrency-mining malware that takes advantage of available CPU cycles, without authorization, to make money," the firm wrote, noting that it "expects to see much more" of this activity moving through 2018.
"I would not be going to Congress if I wasn't serious about consultation, and I believe that by shaping the authorization to make sure we accomplish the mission, then we will be effective," Obama said before a briefing with congressional leaders about the Syria situation.
Migrants with only residence authorization (RP_NWP) are less likely than migrants with either fully regular status or work-only authorization to make visits to the homeland.
This is manifest in his insistence on freedom of the pen: "a citizen must have, with the approval of the ruler himself, the authorization to make known publicly his opinions about what it is in the ruler's arrangements that seems to him to be a wrong against the commonwealth" (Kant Theory and Practice 8 304).
It helped launch an aggressive lobbying campaign to find other ways to do business in the state, seeking the state's authorization to make loans that would avoid the new federal rules.
Copyright permission is only the authorization to make a photocopy and does not include a master copy from which to make the photocopy.
Mr. Foley, a witness for the prosecution, said he had understood from a board meeting he had attended that Mr. Kozlowski had authorization to make capital expenditures of $100 million to $200 million.
In a statement issued from its headquarters in the French city of Lyon, Interpol, the international police agency, said that it had issued its call on Nov. 20, two days after Swedish prosecutors won court approval for a warrant that Interpol could circulate, and that it had only now received Sweden's authorization to make its action public.
