The phrase "authorized to be given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval is granted for something to be provided or delivered.
Example: "The documents are authorized to be given to the designated recipient only."
Alternatives: "permitted to be provided" or "approved for delivery".
That's right, and more than 98percentt of all sea turtle interactions authorized to U.S. fisheries are given to the shrimp fishery.
This was properly authorized, and I was given a duplicate to take with me to the consulate in Florence.
Power Ventures argues that its access was authorized because permission was given by the Facebook users who signed up for an account with Power Ventures.
Under the revisions, the city's Law Department was also authorized to start investigations and was given subpoena power.
(f) AM stations may, without further FCC authority, use their full daytime facilities during nighttime hours to broadcast emergency information (examples listed in paragraph (a) of this section), when necessary to the safety of life and property, in dangerous conditions of a general nature and when adequate advance warning cannot be given with the facilities authorized.
They will be given the option of authorizing "accounts.zoho.com" and will then be logged in to Zoho directly.
But recently, they have been actively shopping the company's stake in New England Sports Ventures, which owns the Red Sox, said the person briefed on the plans, who was not authorized to discuss the matter and was given anonymity.
The fighter, who was not authorized to give his name, was a member of the peshmerga, the Kurdish militia that took over the army's positions in Iraq's northern provinces after the ignominious retreat of government troops last week in the face of an offensive by an Al Qaeda splinter group, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
In 1952 the bombing of power plants and dams along the Yalu was authorized, and the following year approval was given to attack dams and supporting irrigation systems in North Korea.
The Investigations Commission contends that 123 medallions, rather than the 100 authorized by the Taxi Commisison, were given out, in a scheme masterminded by Mr. Turoff, to a company, Research Cab Corporation, without the prior knowledge of the Department of Environmental Protection.
Eighty-six oft one-hundred-eighty-threeree pathents matcriteria criteria; twentwenty-onethem could not be reached, so sixty-five were contacted; fifty-three of them gave verbal informed consent to participate in the present research by phone, and a written informed consent (previously authorized by the ethical committee) was given by these women before any assessment when they came to the clinic.
