The phrase "authorized business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a business that has received official permission or approval to operate in a certain capacity or to perform specific activities.
Example: "Only authorized businesses are allowed to access the restricted area of the facility."
Alternatives: "licensed business" or "approved business".
Items used to facilitate authorized business presences may now be imported into the United States for servicing or repair.
Given this, providing real-time data access for authorized business users, known as self-service analytics, should drive the vision for all organizations and their supporting IT staff.
Unwarranted search and seizure applies to persons, and privacy is not necessarily the prerogative of a state authorized business entity with immunities granted by the state for its individual liabilities.
As cloud-based networks explode, there is a lot of money in keeping straight all those corporate passwords, figuring out whether a browser belongs to an authorized business partner, a trusted employee, or a new customer.
He said he saw no special effort to contact approaching harbor boats to make sure they were on authorized business, and knew of nothing done to warn unauthorized boats off or to keep them away, as would have been required under antiterrorist measures laid out by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The ex boss explained how illegal trafficking of toxic waste became an "authorized business" for the Casalesi clan in 1990.
One of those authorized businesses is TekServe, a well-known computer store in the Chelsea district of Manhattan.
Those obstacles went away last year, when Congress swept aside a law against advertising on stamps and the United States Postal Service authorized businesses to use postage for marketing purposes.
The third service, dubbed e-KYC ("know your customer"), allows users to authorize businesses like banks to receive electronic proof of the users' identify and home address.
In other words, by eviscerating the threat of a lawsuit, the ADA Education and Reform Act is effectively authorizing businesses to remain inaccessible in violation of a federal law until someone complains about it.
The "critical situation" statement says that "special measures should be taken to secure the availability of water in a safe and efficient manner". That opens the way for the possible suspension of licenses that authorize businesses, agricultural enterprises and private entities to draw directly from Sao Paulo's rivers and reservoirs and groundwater via artesian wells.
