The phrase "authorizing one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a person or entity that has the authority to grant permission or approval for something.
Example: "The document requires the signature of the authorizing one to validate the agreement."
Alternatives: "authorized individual" or "approving party".
For children traveling unaccompanied, or elderly or handicapped travelers, the airline will issue a pass authorizing one adult to accompany them to the gate area.
The tension has been heightened as Citizenship and Immigration Services, a branch of the Department of Homeland Security, begins planning for that path, in case a bill authorizing one is passed.
Mr. Appelbaum said the union was "not looking for a strike," but said authorizing one was "a very serious and significant act".
Congress should move as soon as possible to authorize one with full and sufficient authority and funding.
Marco Rubio, freshly anointed the Party's savior on the cover of Time, gave the official, authorized one; Rand Paul gave the unofficial, unauthorized one, which was as much a response to Rubio as to Obama.
But if you de-authorize one MusicMatch PC, it can't be re-authorized.
Elders authorized one vigango carver to create fake statues for sale at tourist shops.
In 1991, gravely ill and under siege from would-be biographers, Graham Greene signed a one-sentence document making it clear that he had authorized one writer, Norman Sherry, to be his official biographer.
"If you don't know the consequences of a counterstrike against innocent third parties, it makes it very difficult to authorize one," said James Lewis, a cyberwarfare specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
"Marlon has authorized one of his camera people to come to Greece with me over break," Nagy told the group that morning, shifting his eyes merrily around the table.
Each "account" will authorize one Facebook page to install all 15 apps at one time.
