The phrase "authorized accounts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to accounts that have been officially approved or granted permission to access certain services or information.
Example: "Only authorized accounts will be able to access the secure database."
Alternatives: "approved accounts" or "validated accounts".
They will be given the option of authorizing "accounts.zoho.com" and will then be logged in to Zoho directly.
"Authorized account holder" of an e-mail address is the natural person in whose name the e-mail address has been issued.
William Harris, chief executive of X.com, said the company had changed its procedure for authorizing new accounts after it had discovered about 10 instances in which inaccurate or suspicious numbers had been entered into online application forms.
Users simply authorize their accounts through Dropbox and the service automatically creates a new folder for you with all of the baseline templates for both a barebones landing page and your admin interface (so you can customize that, too).
Many of the issues streaming users experienced with the HBO platform weren't due to the platform itself buckling under the load – as is common with streaming services – but were instead problems with local distributors' ability to authorize subscriber accounts due to the overwhelming number of requests.
You will need an "account owner" or an "account authorized" level to be able to pay bills.
The health savings accounts authorized in the new Medicare law, effective in 2006, may provide a market-oriented way to lure some of the more affluent uninsured to obtain coverage.
She was no longer authorized on bank accounts, her phone had been shut off and she had no car keys.
However, according to an HSBC associate I spoke to who specializes in risk assessment and wished to remain anonymous, "Most charities tend to fall out of the perimeter of risk consideration, considering that the size of donations and transactions being authorized from the accounts are small anyway.
