The phrase "authorized after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been approved or permitted following a specific event or condition.
Example: "The project will be authorized after the final review is completed."
Alternatives: "approved following" or "permitted subsequent to".
Authorized after the July Revolution of 1830, it was again banned by Napoleon III and not reinstated until 1879.
Mr. Holder described as "very useful" the secret program that President Bush authorized after the Sept. 11 attacks to allow wiretapping on terror suspects without a court order.
The removals, which stirred criticism from animal protection groups and animal lovers, were authorized after the January 2009 ditching of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River, after geese flew into its engines and disabled them.
"If you don't contact us, your everyday debit card transactions that overdraw your account will not be authorized after August 15 , 2010— even in an emergency," with "even in an emergency" underlined for emphasis.
Of more than 20.2 million workers run through the system in 2012, only 0.26 percent turned out to be legally authorized after an initial erroneous denial, according to official figures.
He says they should not be punished for helping to protect America, but what Mr. Bush really wants is to avoid lawsuits that could uncover the extent of the illegal spying he authorized after 9/11.
Last year, in the previous annual version of the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress included a provision stating that the government had the authority to detain Qaeda members and their supporters as part of the war authorized shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
He burned the printed sheets, and his assistants brought out an authorized version after his death.
The ruling delivered a blow to the Bush administration's claims that its surveillance program, which Mr. Bush secretly authorized shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, was lawful.
And in an emergency use authorized just after the monkey study, it may have saved the lives of an Australian mother and daughter exposed to a horse dying from one of the viruses.
Yet he was not targeted for death as an individual, and, given his American citizenship, any deliberate strike on him would likely have to have been authorized only after an in-depth review overseen by President Obama.
