The phrase "authorizing more than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or approvals that extend beyond a certain limit or scope.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at authorizing more than just basic access; it includes advanced permissions for all users."
Alternatives: "granting beyond" or "permitting more than".
Mr. Coyne admitted authorizing more than $100,000 in excessive city payments to asbestos-removal companies.
The House approved the amendment on Friday as part of the bill authorizing more than $567 billion in Pentagon programs and spending.
The U.S. Congress recently passed the National Quantum Initiative, authorizing more than $1.2 billion investment in quantum science and technology over the next five to 10 years.
Seated before Magistrate Joan G. Margolis in Federal District Court here this morning, Mr. Coyne admitted authorizing more than $100,000 in excessive city payments to asbestos-removal companies hired by Bridgeport's Clean and Green program, which Mr. Coyne supervised.
This year's congressional and presidential approval of bills authorizing more than $160 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan makes one wonder what Johns Hopkins administrators in July 1942 would have thought about such staggering sums.
In Mississippi, a disgruntled former lawyer with prominent class-action firm Bernstein Litowitz accused his colleagues of authorizing more than $100,000 in fees for the solo-practitioner wife of a staff attorney in the office of Misssippi Attorney General Jim Hood.
Since 1 January 2009 the bank has authorized more than 25,000 transactions worth more than $170bn total.
His team has already approved "about 16,000 claims" of the 52,000 filed, he said, and authorized more than $175 million.
First, a patient can authorize more than one healthcare institute within a designated time period to access his or her ePHIs.
