The phrase "authorized as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been officially approved or permitted as a component of a larger process or document.
Example: "The new policy was authorized as part of the company's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "approved as part of" or "sanctioned as part of".
The Supreme Court found the mandate constitutional by saying it was authorized as part of the government's taxing authority — a decision that Mr. Romney said at the time he disagreed with.
The remainder of the 500 megahertz defined as the goal by the administration would come from the so-called incentive auctions that were authorized as part of the 2012 Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act.
The bonds were authorized as part of a deal to help pay for the state's $28 billion budget, which was passed in June, and will be secured by increases in the state's tax on cigarettes.
The original six frigates were authorized as part of the Act.
The federal expansion was authorized as part of the massive $1.1-trillion 1.1-trillioning bill Congress passed in December.
A Ministry of Religions representative was present, responding to press queries that the service was authorized as part of a special welcome for the U.S. Sixth Fleet.
Staff members did provide the researchers with factual information obtained from the residents' file to which they had authorized access as part of their work.
Solyndra was promised loans of up to $535 million under a guarantee program authorized by Congress as part of the 2009 stimulus package.
The database was authorized by Congress as part of a 2008 law intended to give the Consumer Product Safety Commission — long maligned for its tepid oversight — more teeth.
So far the only real money on the table is $25 billion that Congress authorized in September as part of an energy bill to help the auto industry re-tool their factories to make high-mileage vehicles, something the Big Three have resisted for a quarter of a century.
The C8 Health Project was created, authorized, and funded as part of the settlement agreement reached in the case of Jack W. Leach, et al. v. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (no. 01-C-608 W.Va., Wood County Circuit Court, filed 10 April 2002).
