The phrase "authorized procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a procedure that has been officially approved or sanctioned, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "Before proceeding with the experiment, please ensure that you follow the authorized procedure outlined in the safety manual."
Alternatives: "approved method" or "sanctioned process".
But first in Guantánamo and Afghanistan, and then in Iraq, commanders authorized procedures harsher than those spelled out in the Army's interrogations field manual.
Both bodies had also been scheduled to vote on a law authorizing procedures for the national elections that had been negotiated between the Bonn and East Berlin Governments.
If it is true, as Mr. Giuliani asserts, that there are terrorists who "seek to destroy our liberties," doesn't it then stand to reason that every time President Bush and other government officials enact or authorize procedures that curtail or suspend our freedoms, they are providing victories to these very same terrorists?
It is appellee's principal claim that there is no properly authorized administrative procedure for it to exhaust and that the administrative authorities who seek to determine its case have no lawful right to do so.
The comedian authorized a procedure in which a thin scope with a camera is inserted through the esophagus.
So middle-level state justice officials authorized the procedure, but they decreed that it had to be performed in a state-run institution.
The laws serving this goal required doctors to prescribe the two drugs according to the instructions on the original label that the Food and Drug Administration approved when it authorized the procedure in 2000.
He authorized interrogation procedures in September that he banned 28 days later, and he visited Abu Ghraib at least three times in October, when the worse of the abuses occurred.
The technician will explain the procedure and you may need to sign a consent form authorizing the procedure.
