The phrase "authorization to publish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to make content public or to distribute it.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the article, we need to obtain the necessary authorization to publish from the author."
Alternatives: "permission to publish" or "approval to publish".
While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish.
In less than a year some 900 new newspapers and journals received authorization to publish and added their voices to earlier reformist journals such as Zanān and Kiyān, which had been the strongest backers of Khatami.
b We only have the authorization to publish results for this period of time.
The parents of the patient 1, 2 and 3 provided written informed consent and the authorization to publish any photos or videos of recognizable persons.
Animal model was approved by the ethics committee of Alexandria University, Egypt, with authorization to publish on relevant data (STDF grant 489).
Finally, users need to obtain prior written authorization from Google to publish any of the content available in Google Maps and agree that they will not promote or provide instructional information about illegal activities (Google [2012c]).
The ABS Laboratory, University School of Medicine of Poitiers has an governmental authorization to achieve and publish experiments on cadaveric human subjects in accordance the bioethics law in France.
She set out to retroactively deny Leverich permission to publish, on the ground that Williams' two letters of authorization did not specifically say that Leverich could quote from correspondence and journals.
If I had tried to publish a piece of Star Wars fiction without Lucasfilm's authorization, such as a novel set in the Star Wars universe, I would understand Amazon's position.
Even as tech companies were given permission to publish some data on national security requests for users' data, Google said the authorization did not go far enough.
At the end of 1990, Grove dropped plans to publish the book until Leverich could secure recognition from the estate of his prior authorizations, or until Rose Williams died and the trust was dissolved.
