The phrase "authorized role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or function that has been officially approved or granted permission to perform specific tasks or responsibilities.
Example: "In order to access the confidential files, you must have an authorized role within the organization."
Alternatives: "approved position" or "official capacity".
Combining the idea of role with that of authorization cannot show that the authorized role player is entitled to use whatever means he or she judges the only effective way of achieving the role's purposes.
3. internal individual: Consider an individual who has some authorized role with the GenePING server, or some access to the hardware and software of GenePING for some period of time.
We identified three types of individuals who might be involved in violating security properties of GenePING: 1. external individual: Consider an individual who has no authorized role in the system and no affiliation with the GenePING server.
Each subject may be authorized to perform one or more roles: (2) RA s : subject = authorized roles for subject s.
The bureau authorized his role.
Those with the stomach to look are playing a role authorized by many glorious depictions of suffering.
Mr. Clinton stopped short of invoking the act, which would require him to bring home troops within 90 days unless Congress authorized their continued role overseas.
I cannot support this legislation when we know neither the nature of the surveillance activities authorized nor the role played by telecommunications companies granted immunity.
The documents showed that Ms. Córdoba, who was identified by several aliases, had overstepped her government-authorized role to facilitate hostage releases, Mr. Ordóñez's statement said.
"The Constitution assigns Congress a central constitutional role in authorizing the use of military force," the report says.
Washington was gripped last week by reports that officials at the highest levels of the Bush Administration had a direct role in authorizing the use of interrogation techniques that can only be characterized as torture.
