The phrase "authorized to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has been given the official power or permission to implement rules, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The officer is authorized to enforce the new traffic regulations in the city."
Alternatives: "empowered to implement" or "granted authority to uphold".
While local police officers generally have not been authorized to enforce federal immigration law, the chiefs recommended that arrests based only on immigration status be prohibited by order.
That's because federal officials are authorized to enforce their own laws, even if they cannot compel the states to do so.
In mid-October, after a debate between "Here's the case" Republicans and "What was that case again?" Democrats, Congress will pass a resolution containing the big After: after the U.N. Security Council has made a final effort to insert unfetterable inspectors, and that fails, then the president will be authorized to enforce the terms of the 1991 surrender.
Under Deny Flight, NATO forces continued to monitor and document unauthorized flights, but they were also authorized to enforce the zone and engage violators if necessary.
The Court is authorized to interpret and enforce the Convention (Davidson 1997).
Unlike the police, these officers are authorized only to enforce city ordinances by imposing fines and other administrative penalties.
"It is extraordinary because Congress embarked on a mission long delayed and of extraordinary importance: to realize the purpose and promise of the Fifteenth Amendment," the Reconstruction-era amendment that barred racial discrimination in voting and authorized Congress to enforce it.
In response to this high volume of unauthorized flights, the Security Council passed Resolution 816, which authorized NATO to enforce the no-fly zone, and engage violators.
(j) The Attorney General is authorized to take any steps necessary to enforce this order.
While she appreciates current attempts at reform, including a twenty percent quota for women in the consultative Shura Council, she notes this unelected body is authorized to recommend, but not pass, enforce, or veto laws.
The commission is authorized by Congress to enforce the act, which forbids marine terminal operators from discriminating against terminal users.
