The phrase "authorize the transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where permission is granted for the movement or exchange of assets, rights, or information.
Example: "The manager will authorize the transfer of funds to the new account."
Alternatives: "approve the transfer of" or "permit the transfer of".
"I know I had no intention to ever authorize the transfer of segregated moneys.
The Security Council unanimously voted to authorize the transfer of Charles Taylor, the former Liberian warlord turned president, from Sierra Leone to the International Criminal Court at The Hague to stand trial.
Customers who select Pay By Online Check when buying tickets must enter their checking account information to authorize the transfer of funds; those who choose the Bill Me Later option must fill out an online credit application (handled by bill-me-later.com) and are then sent a bill in the mail.
The social security would then use to this information to authorize the transfer of unemployment benefits to the beneficiary.
In an account-based system, the customers authorize the transfer of e-money from the client's account to the vendor's account.
A law was proposed in the Chamber of Deputies to authorize the transfer of the bodies of Pedro II and his wife.
One license alone for shipments of 106-millimeter rounds to Libya, by contrast, authorized the transfer of 30,000 rounds.
He accompanied her to her bank and helped her get a signed affidavit, as required, authorizing the transfer of her securities to her broker.
After the defeat of Germany in World War II, for example, the Potsdam Conference of 1945 authorized the transfer of German minorities from a number of European countries, and 12 million Germans were dumped on the truncated territory of Germany, which was split into east and west regions.
From the late 1990s, through the 1033 Program, the Department of Defense has authorized the transfer of military equipment to police departments across the country.
Proof of ownership, he said, is in a June 9, 1871, document that authorizes the transfer to the city of several buildings, including the Palazzo Vecchio.
