The phrase "authorized students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to students who have been given permission or approval to access certain resources, participate in specific activities, or engage in particular programs.
Example: "Only authorized students are allowed to enter the laboratory during the experiment."
Alternatives: "approved students" or "permitted students".
Ruling on state laws, the court struck down "conservative" measures that authorized student-led prayers at public high school football games, gave grandparents broad access to their grandchildren over a parent's objection and banned so-called partial-birth abortions.
Optional Practical Training (OPT) authorizes students to obtain paid, professional-level employment related to their fields of study for a period of 12 months.
In 2008, in the French Community, the Belgian Court of Justice eventually acknowledged the illegality of not authorizing students who successfully ended their first year in a medical faculty to pursue their training.
A Manchester school library will use a thumbprint scanner to authorize student book loans.
For the remaining patients, trained and authorized medical students collected additional information on comorbidity, primary reason of admission, complications and rest symptoms of varicella out of the medical record using a standardized form, under supervision of a research physician.
It also authorized two student elections, the first to determine whether "invocations" should be delivered, and the second to select the spokesperson to deliver them.
authorized a student organization to utilize a University facility for a meeting where they had full knowledge that the purposes of the meeting include[d] religious worship or religious teaching.
After Sept. 11, the agency said, it failed to halt the normal process of having a subcontractor notify the school, Huffman Aviation in Venice, Fla., that it had authorized the student visas for the two, who are now among the world's most infamous terrorists.
Students authorized for a reduced course load are entitled to all services enjoyed by full-time students, and will be considered to be full-time students for purposes of financial assistance and student accounts.
2485, authorized grants for student literacy corps and student mentoring corps programs, prior to repeal by Pub.
