The phrase "authorizes on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "to" instead of "on" when referring to granting permission or power.
Example: "The manager authorizes the team to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "grants permission to" or "gives authority to".
The school allegedly authorized on-campus security to discipline disruptive first graders, Fox Chicago reports.
Although no manual curation was performed on these data, they agree with the results previously obtained predicting 196 TGAs (no spacer) or 250 TGAs (one spacer authorized) on the A. thaliana chromosome 4 [ 5].
Q.I had purchases from the iTunes Store authorized on three of my computers -- one personal computer and two machines at work.
They eventually compromised on one, and the battleship that would become Pennsylvania was authorized on 22 August 1912.
Apps that did not comply were not authorized on Apple devices.
"We had Authorized on 127 after he won it (in 2007) and he was a lot more impressive than Authorized was.
A change in the design of the crown was authorized on September 19 , 1901 following the death of Queen Victoria, but the modification was not performed until January 6 , 1904
The Security Council authorized on Feb. 7 an expansion of the mission to a maximum of 11,100 troops, including the 260 military observers who are already deployed.
He justifies all his actions by saying that they prevented another terrorist attack on American soil, without ever explaining how the Iraq war, authorized on the basis of faulty intelligence, fits into that assertion.
BRUSSELS Members of the European Parliament agreed yesterday on draft rules allowing individual governments to refuse growing genetically modified (GM) crops on their territory, even if the products have been authorized on the European level.
