The phrase "authorized shops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to stores or retailers that have been officially approved to sell certain products or services.
Example: "You can only purchase the warranty at authorized shops to ensure its validity."
Alternatives: "certified retailers" or "approved stores".
Farmers in the Midwest have been in a knock-down battle with John Deere & Co. over its refusal to provide full access to software code embedded in its tractors, forcing farmers to ship malfunctioning machinery to distant authorized shops.
Eliot Dobris, head of community outreach at Apothecarium, says the business wanted to show that dispensaries are "respectable places that you can be proud to bring your mom to". Recreational marijuana became legal in California on Monday, but some municipalities hadn't authorized shops in time for them to sell right away.
Always buy your equipment from authorized shops and dealers for the best material.
They said vehicle owners could visit authorized repair shops for changes they may need to undertake.
Apple also told Brasch that there were plenty of authorized repair shops to choose from.
Mr. Fried's brief said the language and legislative history of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 represented a compromise in which Congress outlawed the closed shop, a form of labor contract in which an employer can hire only union members, but authorized agency shop agreements in which even employees who do not want to be union members can be required to pay full union dues, or agency fees.
But the rules don't provide any kind of local license or permit to authorize marijuana shops.
Plus, as we've discussed before, a debilitating wave of narco-tourism invaded the Netherlands when they increased the number of coffee shops authorized to sell marijuana.
The enactment of the federal statute authorizing union shop agreements is the governmental action on which the Constitution operates, though it takes a private agreement to invoke the federal sanction.
The shop sells authorized versions of vintage pieces, all numbered and signed.
714, 100 L.Ed. 1112 19566), a union shop agreement authorized under the Railway Labor Act was challenged under the First and Fifth Amendments.
