The phrase "authorized exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permitted or approved only for a specific person, group, or purpose.
Example: "The software is authorized exclusively for use by registered users."
Alternatives: "solely authorized" or "exclusively permitted".
The Democratic National Committee has authorized only six.
These and other Toughbook notebooks are available exclusively through authorized Panasonic Toughbook resellers nationwide.
The creation of a male high school "in which the higher branches of English and classical literature should be taught exclusively" was authorized unanimously by the Baltimore City Council on March 7 , 1839
history The creation of a high school "in which the higher branches of English and classical literature should be taught exclusively" was unanimously authorized by the Baltimore City Council on March 7 , 1839
Respondent L'anza, a California manufacturer, sells its hair care products in this country exclusively to distributors who have agreed to resell within limited geographic areas and only to authorized retailers.
Since liturgical practice was practically the only religious expression legally authorized in the Soviet Union, the continuous existence of Orthodox communities in the region was also centred almost exclusively around the liturgy.
According to someone involved with the project who was not authorized to describe it and spoke only on the condition of anonymity, the building would be primarily, but not exclusively, for visual art.
Still, the 2001 AUMF is being used to fight Isis in Iraq and Syria, despite the fact that al-Qaida was almost exclusively operational in Afghanistan when Congress first authorized military action.
Although Al Qaeda was an exclusively Sunni association, neither bin Laden nor Zawahiri had ever authorized an attack on Shiites.
Legislation before the City Council would authorize a short form exclusively for the directors of the nonprofit organizations.
