The phrase "authorized time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific time that has been officially approved or sanctioned for an event or action.
Example: "Please ensure that all activities are conducted within the authorized time to avoid any penalties."
Alternatives: "approved time" or "official time".
In a recent article, John Arlidge, a reporter for The Sunday Times of London, said he spent some authorized time with MI6 officials and discovered that their organization "wants Britain to be seen as the good guys, on the side of the angels, its ethical head above water".
Surely, Berryhill must have undertaken important and significant functions and duties between the point her authorized time as acting commissioner expired and when she relinquished that title nearly four months later.
Currently, AppaaS always uninstalls the application whenever the user's authorized time elapses.
For the Whole World to See," complicates the genre's authorized time line.
It is the first time an authorized Time cover has been created to promote a commercial product.
They travelled from Port-au-Prince on tourist visas, and then stayed beyond the authorized time period because of political instability in Haiti.
The air time for the nationally televised address by President Reagan last night was requested by the White House and approved by the top news executives of the major networks, CBS, NBC and ABC, who also authorized air time for the response by the Democrats.
Given the hostility among conservatives in Congress to postal expansion of any sort, full-service banking (involving deposits, checking and savings accounts and home and business loans) is unlikely to be authorized any time soon.
The private agency authorized full-time child care.
In a statement, the authority's New York City Transit division, which oversees Access-a-Ride, said that it had authorized five times as many taxicab trips and had issued twice the number of car-service vouchers for passengers with urgent medical needs.
There is also concern among home care providers that health plans are authorizing less time with patients, which could increase the number of minor injuries.
