The phrase "authorized to examine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where someone has been given permission or authority to inspect or investigate something.
Example: "The auditor is authorized to examine the financial records of the company to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "empowered to inspect" or "permitted to review".
NPs and PAs are health professionals with graduate degrees, who are authorized to examine, diagnose and treat patients.
As the papal legate in Germany, Cajetan was authorized to examine Martin Luther, and they met at Augsburg in 1518.
And basing his accusation on news reports, he accused Mr. Starr of improperly digging into Mr. Clinton's personal life last year, after being originally authorized to examine Mr. Clinton's Whitewater investment while Governor of Arkansas.
James B. Flateau, a spokesman for the New York prison system, said the department was "in the process" of discussing the album with the State Crime Victims Board, which is authorized to examine whether money earned by an inmate can be sought by his or her victims under the state's so-called "Son of Sam" law.
Finance officials say they aren't authorized to examine whether a business is legal when it registers to pay taxes.
A memo previously disclosed by the special counsel's office said Mueller was authorized to examine allegations that Manafort "committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials" in connection with the U.S. election.
"This young man was authorized to study".
Boogaard's parents authorized researchers to examine his brain after his death, and those researchers concluded he had a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head trauma.
The new inspector general was authorized to issue subpoenas, and charged with examining operations in the district with a piercing and unimpeded eye.
The new inspector general was authorized to issue subpoenas, and charged with examining operations in the Los Angeles Unified School District with a piercing and unimpeded eye.
On Saturday, Boogaard's family authorized Boston University researchers to examine his brain for the damage they have recently found in more than 20 N.F.L. players and two retired hockey players: Reggie Fleming, a prominent fighter in the 1960s, and Bob Probert, a Boogaard-like enforcer from 1985 through 2002.
