The phrase "authorizes us" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has given permission or power to a group or individual to act on their behalf.
Example: "The new policy authorizes us to make decisions regarding budget allocations without prior approval."
Alternatives: "empowers us" or "grants us permission".
Congress authorizes us to pay our bills.
For example, it authorizes us to provide hospice, assisted-living, long-term and home- and community-based care to these communities, often for the first time.
And in Virginia, Kenneth J. Schrad, a spokesman for the State Bureau of Insurance, said the agency did not regulate small-group rates because "we can do only what state law authorizes us to do, and state law does not say anything about rate review in that market".
His texts, however, provide little in the way of philosophical justification and he dismisses the entire just war tradition by stating, "I believe that the right of war authorizes us to ravage the country".
"So there's a very simple solution to this: Congress authorizes us to pay our bills".
This authorizes us to question the routine practice of laboratory tests, highlighting their possible meaninglessness for decision-making, as well as their implication in unreasonable blood spoliation (culminating in transfusions) and their respective costs (approximately US$4,000 annually).
In one case, a woman who had refused to give her financial information over the phone, despite being harassed by the callers, got a letter that stated in part: "You gave us your banking information by telephone and authorized us to use it to collect your promised payment.
Details: On 19th August 2014, Prof. Nandy Putra at the University of Indonesia authorized us to use his original figure which was published in [12].
Dr. Dinesh Kumar kindly authorized us to use the TRV1 and TRV2 vector system developed in his laboratory.
Some of Israel's backers in the US are pushing for a congressional resolution to authorize US military action against Iran, ostensibly as a tool to convince Iran that the military option is a real option and that Tehran can't simply tough out the sanctions regime and get to nuclear weapons capability.
"If you register or login to the App using your Facebook account, you are authorizing us to access certain Facebook account information," the TOS reads, "including information you make available via Facebook, your friends list, relationship status, current location and those friends you have in common with other Bumblers".
