The phrase "authorized to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been given permission or the right to conduct research or examination on a particular subject.
Example: "The researchers were authorized to study the effects of the new drug on patients."
Alternatives: "permitted to investigate" or "granted permission to examine".
British regulators, meanwhile, are authorized to study the effect on competition of large minority shareholdings.
In 2010, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which I direct, was authorized to study mandatory arbitration and write rules consistent with the study.
It was authorized to study the safety culture of NASA's programs and report to the agency each year on its findings.
Last year, Congress appropriated $23 million to plan the design of a new facility at Plum Island, off Long Island, the nation's only laboratory authorized to study and develop vaccines for such highly contagious animal diseases as foot and mouth.
E-mail messages with adult or pornographic content will have to be labeled in a manner determined by the Federal Trade Commission, which is also authorized to study the feasibility of a "do not spam" list that would be similar to the "do not call" list for telemarketers.
"This young man was authorized to study".
No nurse has been authorized to take part in the study until the physician in charge of the training considered that the quality of the videos was good.
The Commission is also authorized to perform studies regarding problems in the area of human rights; formulate rules addressing human rights problems; investigate alleged human rights violations; prepare reports discussing human rights abuses; and make recommendations to the AU Assembly (Articles 45 54).
In addition, the Carpenter Society is rehabilitating 100 other houses in the neighborhood, and Mr. Closkey has authorized $400,000 to study what it will take to restore this community.
The 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law creating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau specifically authorized it to study arbitration.
Authorized to Drive: A Study of the Short-term TrAssemblyfety Effects of California's AssemBillBill 60.
