The phrase "authorized merchant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a merchant or seller who has been given official permission or approval to conduct business, often in relation to a specific brand or service.
Example: "To ensure a safe transaction, please only purchase from an authorized merchant listed on our website."
Alternatives: "approved vendor" or "certified seller".
The merchant guild, or hong (hang in Pinyin), that handled trade between China and the West was known to the Westerners as the cohong (a corruption of gonghang, meaning "officially authorized merchants").
The company declined to clarify what other functionality may be removed from the website over time, but noted that using Venmo to pay authorized merchants is unaffected.
In the United States, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) is already authorized under the Merchant Marine Act to provide loans to help build aquaculture facilities (NOAA, 2007), which could help motivate corporations.
Cohong, Chinese (Pinyin) gonghang or (Wade-Giles romanization) kung-hang, also called hong or cong-hong, the guild of Chinese merchants authorized by the central government to trade with Western merchants at Guangzhou Cantonn) prior to the first Opium War (1839 42).
There are 4,713 retail merchants authorized to sell the cards.
In addition there has been authorized by Congress a merchant marine naval reserve composed of men and vessels p116 regularly engaged in the business of transport by sea.
Graves authorized Ichabod Jones, a Tory Machias merchant who had ships in the port of Boston, to take flour and other food supplies to the town of Machias aboard his two ships Unity and Polly in exchange for Gage's needed lumber.
The need for building materials and other supplies led Admiral Samuel Graves to authorize a Loyalist merchant to send his ships from Boston to Machias in the District of Maine, accompanied by a Royal Navy schooner.
They can also edit payment information for the merchants they have authorized.
The problem was that some of those third-party merchants weren't authorized Wüsthof sellers.
