The phrase "authorizing of" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of granting permission or approval, but it is better to rephrase it for clarity.
Example: "The authorizing of the new policy was completed last week."
Alternatives: "granting of authorization" or "approval of".
Earlier this year, the communion's regional leaders, or primates, issued a directive to the Episcopal Church to curtail the consecration of partnered gay and lesbian bishops and the authorizing of rites of blessing for same-sex unions.
Additionally, DIDRA (by authorizing of NOW and Super NOW checking accounts) and the Garn-St Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982 lifted restrictions on checking and money market accounts nationwide.
But the F.B.I. told the Justice Department that it objected to two elements of the plan: the authorizing of an expanded bomb-training center in addition to one that the F.B.I. has in Alabama and the expansion of the authority of the newly aligned A.T.F. to investigate domestic terrorism cases that involve arson, explosives and firearms, the official said.
Their proposal was for the recognition of something similar to the "shop right" doctrine of patent law: with some exceptions, the employer would acquire the right to use the employee's work to the extent needed for purposes of his regular business, but the employee would retain all other rights as long as he or she refrained from the authorizing of competing uses.
So, the politics of the Farm Bill are really important for one, the funding of the program, but also the authorizing of the policy elements in it.
A Chicago Public Schools (CPS) teacher protested the authorizing of a charter school that would compete with her school, yet she sends her own kids to a charter school outside of her neighborhood.
In truth, the company is capable of authorizing sales of vehicles at the Westchester and can arrange test-drives.
That means the latter can sit on the ordinary public internet, accessible (to those authorized of course) from anywhere.
In November, Senate Democrats narrowly blocked passage of a bill authorizing construction of the pipeline.
The House and Senate have passed differing versions of a bill authorizing scores of new projects.
The House of Representatives came within seven votes of authorizing the end of the program last week.
