The phrase "authorized to ship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval has been granted to send goods or products.
Example: "The warehouse manager confirmed that we are authorized to ship the order to the customer today."
Alternatives: "approved to dispatch" or "permitted to send".
For most speech acts, the utterance through which the act is performed e.g., "I name this ship the Queen Elizabeth"—is neither true nor false, though the performance may be infelicitous in various ways, as when a person who is not authorized to name the ship cracks a champagne bottle against the bow and utters "I name this ship the Generalissimo Stalin".
The patrols will be authorized to force foreign ships to change course, China Daily said, citing a law passed Tuesday by provincial lawmakers in Hainan, which China says has jurisdiction over the area.
Chinese naval patrols have been authorized to search and repel ships that "illegally enter" an area in the South China Sea through which much of the region's commercial vessels pass, the state news media reported Thursday.
The shipping channel is authorized to be at least 14 feet deep and 250 feet wide.
After the world was officially declared free of smallpox in 1980, countries destroyed their smallpox stocks or shipped them to two labs authorized to keep them, one in the United States and one in Russia.
(The church calls Marc Headley dishonest, claiming that he kept seven hundred dollars in profits after being authorized to sell Scientology camera equipment; Headley says that shipping costs and other expenses account for the discrepancy).
If that antiterrorism system were expanded to include piracy and ships were armed, Mr. Parker said, captains could be authorized to take greater measures.
One Citigroup executive with knowledge of this trade but not authorized to speak on the record said it was structured to reduce Citigroup's exposure to shipping loans.
The troops, who were authorized to burn the town if there were any disturbances while they were marching to their ships, began to move out at 4 00 a.m.
The missiles launched Tuesday were surface-to-ship and surface-to-air projectiles, a South Korean official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to reporters.
