The phrase "authorized from this" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "The document is authorized from this point onward."
Alternatives: "approved from this" or "sanctioned from this".
The timing seemed deliberate, and authorized from the top: the Islamic Republic vigorously censors most American programs, and the director of Iran's broadcasting authority, I.R.I.B., is appointed by the Supreme Leader.
Any prosecution that focuses narrowly on low-level interrogators who on a few occasions broke the rules may appear unfair, since most of the brutal treatment was authorized from the White House on down.
For example, when users want to decrypt the file in the cloud, they need to be authorized from an authorizer (on behalf of the data owner).
After data access is authorized from Measure DHS, the researcher of this study has maintained the confidentiality of the data.
"Im authorized from my government to contact you.
First in Monica's Story, the 1999 book she authorized from Princess Diana biographer Andrew Morton.
On August 23, 2007, an extension of FM 1938 was authorized from FM 1709 to SH 114, adding approximately 3.6 mile to the road.
Asked for a comment, Smith authorized this statement from an aide to the science committee: "In conducting its proper oversight role, the Committee has not jeopardized the integrity of the peer review process, nor made public any sensitive information.
"Asked for a comment," Mervis continues, "Smith authorized this statement from an aide to the science committee: 'In conducting its proper oversight role, the Committee has not jeopardized the integrity of the peer review process, nor made public any sensitive information.
Besides, our protocol can prevent authorized readers from transferring their authority to the unauthorized, declining invalid access to tags.
