The phrase "authorize any of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when granting permission or power to specific individuals or groups to take certain actions.
Example: "The manager will authorize any of the team members to access the confidential files as needed."
Alternatives: "grant permission to any of" or "empower any of".
It also says the bishops promise not to authorize "any public rites of blessing of same-sex unions".
The Secret Service administrators never authorized any of the transactions, the agency said.
For one, Congress has not specifically authorized any of Mr. Obama's military campaigns, let alone issued a declaration of war — something that it has not done since World War II.
Mr. Reagan said he never authorized any of the illegal acts charged in the indictment against John M. Poindexter, his onetime national security adviser, including making false statements to Congress about the covert arms sales to Iran and aid to the Nicaraguan contras.
"I haven't authorized any of the YouTube stuff but I don't mind because they're keeping the show alive and I appreciate it".
The 1839 act authorized any of the five appointed trustees of Romney Academy to fill vacancies on the board "occasioned by death, resignation, removal, or legal disability" thereby preventing future prolonged vacant trustee seats.
It was held in several of the Eastern states, that the militia were exclusively under the command of their own officers, subject to the personal orders of the president; and that he could not authorize any officer of the army of the United States to command them in his absence, nor place them under the command of any such officer.
"It is ultimately up to US Fish and Wildlife to determine the origins of the seized ivory and authorize any release of these seized items back to their owners upon the completion of their analysis," spokeswoman Shelbe BensaidFuller said.
