The phrase "authorized financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, loans, or funding that has been officially approved or sanctioned.
Example: "The company secured authorized financing to expand its operations and invest in new technology."
Alternatives: "approved funding" or "sanctioned financing".
Last spring, Congress authorized financing for the Federal Aviation Administration to study the effects of nonmilitary helicopter noise on densely populated areas.
Senator Charles Grassley, the committee's ranking Republican, offered a substitute bill that not only cut out those improvements but called for a huge reduction in authorized financing, and elimination of the Justice Department office devoted to administering the law and coordinating the nation's response to domestic violence and sexual assaults.
In a closed session late Tuesday, the panel voted 14 to 1 for the bill, which also authorizes financing for the nation's spy agencies.
The bill did not authorize financing for the bridge, whose cost will be split by Minnesota and Wisconsin, drawing from general pools of state and federal transportation money.
Historically, the food stamp program has been part of the farm bill, a huge piece of legislation that had routinely been passed every five years, authorizing financing for the nation's farm and nutrition programs.
The new procedures are spelled out in an amendment from Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Russell Feingold (D-WI) to the Water Resources Development Act, a bill that authorizes financing of Corps projects.
While district leaders and Mayor Rahm Emanuel have blamed the cuts on lawmakers' inaction over pension reform, those angry over the CPS cuts say the city has no business authorizing financing for the construction of a 10,000-seat basketball arena for DePaul.
In November 1955 the emperor promulgated a revised constitution, which permitted the parliament to authorize finances and taxes, to question ministers, and to disapprove imperial decrees.
The delay startled officials at both hospitals, in part because Mr. Cuomo's budget, released earlier in the month, had already authorized other financing related to the merger.
The city began using TIF in 1984, after state lawmakers authorized the financing technique to help cities spur development in blighted or declining areas.
An industry representative familiar with the meeting said: "The Justice and Treasury Departments realized that they were trying to identify drug money that had morphed, been transformed, in layers of transactions involving distributors, authorized dealers, financing arrangements with unregulated money lenders called 'factors' and the other realities of commercial life".
