The phrase "authorized actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to actions that have been officially approved or permitted, often in legal, business, or organizational settings.
Example: "Only authorized actions are permitted in this facility to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "approved actions" or "permitted actions".
But the Lavelle incident has a special resonance: in the midst of a disastrous and unpopular war, a President and his closest confederates authorized actions in violation of both the rules and their own stated policies.
White House aides believed, for example, that President Clinton had authorized actions to kill Mr. bin Laden, but C.I.A. officers thought they were legally permitted to kill him only during an attempt to capture him.
These are the kinds of small steps that the president can take in the face of congressional inaction: slightly ramping up enforcement, directing executive branch officials to take certain legally authorized actions.
The role restricts the privileges of a user and defines authorized actions on RMS, such as viewing, editing, and deleting information.
A new possible source of reimbursement for legal fees was created in 2006 by the Military Commissions Act, which requires the government to pay lawyers for C.I.A. and military officers facing lawsuits or criminal investigations for "authorized" actions involving detention of suspected terrorists.
Security is comprised of confidentiality, integrity, and availability; it requires the concurrent existence of: (1) the availability for authorized actions only; (2) confidentiality; and (3) integrity where "improper" means "unauthorized" (Avizienis et al. 2004).
PAGE A12 Assisted Suicides Blocked Attorney General John Ashcroft authorized action against doctors who prescribe lethal drugs for terminally ill patients.
It was thus in 1964, when Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, it was thus in 1991, when it approved military action in the Persian Gulf, and it was thus once again this week, when it authorized action against Iraq.
Only once, in the 1991 case of the spotted owl, has the panel authorized action that could further jeopardize a species, and in that case planned timber sales were ultimately dropped because of accusations of illegal lobbying.
The chapter authorized action on a range of serious matters (including on human rights issues in Colombia, campaigns on human rights abuses associated with asylum detention, and action on immigration detention of human trafficking and torture victims).
The Security Council exercises its executive authority primarily by authorizing actions and not by carrying them out by itself or by requiring them.
