The phrase "authorized to fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has complete permission or power to perform a specific action or task.
Example: "The manager is authorized to fully approve the budget for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "empowered to completely" or "granted full authority to".
"There are approximately 1,500 US laboratories authorized to work with fully active, fully virulent, biological weapons agents," said Ebright, who has worked to sound the alarm on lab safety since funding increased in 2002.
Just to be clear, we paid the full ticket price for every seat and are fully authorized to do this.
She's fully authorized to kill off a character if the sentence sounds better that way.
"We strongly encourage borrowers to contact their servicers, who are fully authorized to work with them on a case-by-case basis," the company said in a statement.
State law requires that bank representatives "be fully authorized to dispose of the case," but enforcement of that requirement has been sporadic.
To submit ourselves to the order of the Just One and of his eternity is to understand that we are free and fully authorized to reform the injustices that lie at the heart of the order or disorder of all that is temporally human.
Holder said the investigation would be headed by U.S. Attorneys Ronald Machen Jr. of Washington and Rod Rosenstein of Maryland, who would be "fully authorized to prosecute criminal violations discovered as a result of their investigation".
Kenyan officials declined to comment, but one Western security adviser, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said, "I fully expect it".
Downey, a city of about 114,000, is authorized to staff 111 sworn personnel, but just 101 are fully deployable, according to Police Lt. Leslie Murray.
He explained to me that he is fully licensed, and buys meat only from those authorized to sell it.
