The phrase "authorized because" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or justification for someone or something being given authorization.
Example: "The project was authorized because it aligns with our strategic goals for the year."
Alternatives: "approved due to" or "sanctioned as a result of".
Five justices in the decision, he said, agreed that Hamdi's detention was authorized because it is a "fundamental" and "accepted" incident of waging war, he said.
Power Ventures argues that its access was authorized because permission was given by the Facebook users who signed up for an account with Power Ventures.
Laurence H. Tribe (Op-Ed, April 25), in writing about our successful effort to reunite Elian Gonzalez with his father, asserts that our actions were not authorized because our search warrant "was not a warrant to seize the child".
Even so, Ms. Teuber said, the trips may not have been properly authorized, because a subordinate to Ms. Terpstra, instead of a superior, had approved the business-class travel.
On Tuesday, the director of the state Division of Elections, who works for Ms. Harris, had instructed the county that a manual recount was not authorized because there was no evidence of trouble with its voting machines.
In the company's filing, it said the "overall security program" was authorized "because of the high visibility of our company" and was designed to address "safety concerns due to specific threats to his safety" that include security systems for Zuckerberg's personal residences, annual costs of security personnel and private aircraft.
15 By taking this shorter step the Court could have adhered to the fundamental distinction between a search that a magistrate could authorize because it is based on probable cause and one that is not so justified under that standard.
He said the Moscow riot police disrupted the rally on Dec. 21 because it was not authorized and because earlier protests had become disorderly.
"I decided or authorized these because they were both legitimate and necessary," he wrote.
The problem is we haven't authorized that because there are all of these privacy concerns.
"Why did the attacker have an authorized password?" Because an employee revealed his password to someone posing as another employee.
