The phrase "authorize better" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest improving the process of authorization, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to find a way to authorize better to streamline our operations."
Alternatives: "improve authorization" or "enhance the authorization process".
Pictures and videos will also help properly authorized teams better assess the situation.
When the president submits his budget request next month, he will call upon Congress to authorize programs to help schools better prepare and respond to emergency events.
The majority of products (~80%) will be those from smaller companies whose names and products aren't yet ubiquitous, while the remaining items will come from authorized resellers of better-known items like Nest's smart thermostat and smoke detector, now a Google company.
The authorities simply will not authorize it".
Last September, seeking better pay, the union members voted to authorize a strike.
Also, the bill would authorize the Department of Justice to provide grants to states to better inform survivors of their rights under the Victim of Crime Notification System.
"The best way to combat unauthorized distribution is to authorize sites and third parties to make deals and build sites that have a better experience," he said.
Mr. Obama has cited his 2002 speech as evidence that he has better judgment than Mrs. Clinton, who voted this month five years ago to authorize military action against Iraq.
Front desk clerks are often authorized to offer a better room rate when asked, especially if there are a lot of empty rooms available for the nights you are inquiring about.
Those who are taking medication are said to fit better into the guidelines for "medical necessity," which these companies use to decide whether to authorize continuing treatment.
