The phrase "authorized agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to individuals or entities that have been given official permission to act on behalf of another party.
Example: "Only authorized agents are permitted to access the confidential information of the company."
Alternatives: "official representatives" or "designated agents".
A search warrant executed by the F.B.I. at Mr. Madison's house authorized agents and officers looking for violations of federal rioting laws to seize computers and phones, black masks and clothes and financial records and address books.
As collective agents, organizations do have intentions, and those intentions are a function of who the officially authorized agents of the institution are and what they are trying to do when they act as their official powers enable them.
Google's process allows for acting authorized agents to submit requests on behalf of others provided they are in possession of the requisite identity and authorization documents — which does open up the possibility that a cottage industry of search removal request businesses could spring up offering to comb through your search history and submit requests on your behalf.
Comey's three-paragraph letter said that he learned on Thursday that an unrelated investigation had turned up additional emails that could be pertinent to the Clinton email probe, and that he had authorized agents to determine whether that was the case.
Bowker does have authorized agents who can provide ISBN numbers for self-publishers.
Of course, these authorized agents would receive a fee.
They start wars, violate the sovereignty of other nations, and authorize agents of the United States to kidnap, imprison, torture, and kill.
The new OnSIP Authorized Agent program opens up channels for affiliates and resellers so that they can take the platform, brand it and resell it.
The warrant also authorized the agents to look for information connected to the Freedom Road Socialist Organization and to unnamed "co-conspirators" and allowed them to seize items including electronics, photographs, address books and letters.
Taking square aim at a measure approved twice by voters in Oregon, Attorney General John Ashcroft authorized federal agents yesterday to take action against doctors who prescribe lethal drugs for terminally ill patients.
That seems to hold despite the Elián González episode that angered most Cuban-Americans here last year when Ms. Reno agreed that the Cuban boy should be returned to his father in Cuba and then authorized federal agents to seize the boy from his Florida relatives.
