The phrase "authorized taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or legal authority is granted to take something, such as property or resources.
Example: "The company has received an authorized taking of the land for the new development project."
Alternatives: "permitted acquisition" or "approved removal".
"The inmates wanted me to authorize taking the coffin to the prison," she said.
The 21,000 additional American troops that Mr. Obama authorized after taking office in January almost precisely matches the original number of additional troops that President George W. Bush sent to Iraq two years ago.
The surprise attack, the first counterterrorism operation President Donald Trump authorized since taking office, was supposed to gather intelligence about al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
No nurse has been authorized to take part in the study until the physician in charge of the training considered that the quality of the videos was good.
The majority decision, written by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., rejected the definition of "supervisor" advanced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as someone authorized to take "tangible employment actions" or direct the employee's daily work activities.
The grantees have assumed that they were authorized to take forcible possession of the two reservations, or of the four, as the case would have been under the first treaty.
Government officials have argued that the president was authorized to take the action because of his powers under the Constitution as commander in chief.
The defendants' lawyers have said that their clients were authorized to take all the money they did and that Prince Jefri was making scapegoats of their clients to cover his own mismanagement of funds that his brother entrusted to him.
It goes on to say that CSIS can't infringe Canadians Charter rights "unless the Service is authorized to take them by a warrant".
