The phrase "authorized project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that has received official approval or permission to proceed.
Example: "The team is excited to start working on the authorized project that was approved by management last week."
Alternatives: "approved project" or "official project".
On this date in 1953, the Director of Central Intelligence, Allen Dulles, authorized Project MKULTRA.
The Corps felt the cheaper gates were consistent with its mandate to implement the "least-cost alternative for providing the authorized project purpose".
Only the authorized project staff will have access to the databases.
Creating databases in both domains was deemed necessary for providing security and accessibility for authorized project and public users.
Selected clinical records were extracted from the anonymous coded Autism Tissue Program - Autism Speaks database by authorized project PI.
The FERC has authorized projects in the Louisiana and the Texas Gulf Coast area; others are likely to move forward in Massachusetts, Georgia, Florida, California, and Northern Mexico.
The paper concludes that the "design storm" specified by congressionally authorized projects deserves reconsideration, and that engineering design reviews should be reorganized and implemented.
But it's clear they're authorizing projects, many by corporations that have been waiting a long time to build their capacity".
While the bill authorizes projects, it does not actually provide the money for them, which must be done in a future spending bill, meaning that there is no guarantee that a given project will go forward.
Iraq has accused Kuwait, which it once invaded and which it considers a puppet of the United States, of authorizing projects close to their mutual border that would permit Kuwait to tap oil deposits in Iraq.
The ECJ ruled that the environmental objectives of the WFD are not merely objectives for management planning with no link to or impact on individual projects; rather, Member States may not authorize projects which may cause a deterioration of the status of a surface water body unless derogation is granted [3].
