The phrase "authorized for payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or administrative contexts to indicate that a payment has been approved and is ready to be processed.
Example: "The invoice has been reviewed and is now authorized for payment."
Alternatives: "approved for payment" or "cleared for payment".
The amount represents the value of the retaliation the W.T.O. had authorized for American payments to cotton producers under a marketing loan program and a countercyclical loan program.
Only personal checking accounts are authorized for this form of payment for online shopping at Amazon.
They enable merchants to take some risk by allowing some payment transactions being authorized, for example, without any verification in exchange for the abovementioned profits.
The New York Times obtained court papers that indicate Dolan authorized payment for digging up dirt on victims for the legal defense of a priest accused of sex crimes.
The U.S. Congress authorized payment for the damages and rehabilitation of Sioux lands, but throughout the 1980s and '90s, the tribes requested additional compensation for their losses.
It wanted to ensure that the whistle-blowers would have excellent legal counsel to fight against the libel charges, and despite the financial hardships of the new republic, it authorized payment for the legal fees of Marven and Shaw.
This Guide Memo describes or references procedures for authorizing payment for services to the University by individuals who are not University employees.
-- 2002: The company authorized payments for an option to lease a parcel of land.
Mr. Baker also organized regular informational meetings and listening sessions with residents, and authorized payments for homes that were 30percentto40percentcent above market value, according to Scott Haws, the chairman of the Plain Township Board of Trustees.
In an unusual move, the city's Campaign Finance Board has authorized runoff payments for all four eligible candidates in the race for public advocate amid concerns that a clear second-place finisher will not emerge until late next week.
