The phrase "authorization to perform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval is granted to carry out a specific action or task.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to obtain the necessary authorization to perform the required tests."
Alternatives: "permission to execute" or "approval to carry out".
A foreign artist seeking authorization to perform in the United States must navigate a system that involves a pair of government departments.
And after the crash, which killed all 88 people aboard, an in-depth inspection found a variety of problems, some so serious that the agency threatened to withdraw the airline's authorization to perform major maintenance on its planes.
A similar case was reported by Chavarri-Guerra and Soto-Perez-de-Celis (2015) where a breast cancer patient treated with Capecitabine was denied authorization to perform a banking transaction due to loss of fingerprints.
At the time of the decease, the relatives of the patients were asked for authorization to perform the medical autopsy.
Three human brains were provided by the Department of Pathology of the Hospital Ramón y Cajal (Madrid, Spain); at the time of the decease, the relatives of these patients were asked for authorization to perform the medical autopsy.
All animals used in this study were handled according to national regulations (approval #5096 from the French Ministry of Research on the use of genetically modified animals) and approved by the Veterinary Services of Paris (authorization to perform experimentation on vertebrate animals #75-1454).
All experiments were performed at the Department of Medicine of YangZhou University, which possesses all necessary authorizations to perform animal experiments.
CIA officials also asked if they could perform mock burials but were refused authorization to do so.
It's really annoying and tiring, and I have to have authorization if I want to perform now.
This includes having processes in place to verify identity of users (what we would term "providing authentication functions"), and to perform authorization functions such as the association of a person with particular research roles and allowing access to information restricted by specific IRB approved protocols.
