The phrase "authorizing potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability or capacity to grant permission or approval for something.
Example: "The new policy focuses on authorizing potential within the organization to empower employees to make decisions."
Alternatives: "granting authority" or "empowering capability".
The agency says it has also authorized potential lawsuits involving another 100 or so directors and officers.
The union's Dallas workers also authorized a potential strike against Kroger on Saturday, joining their members in Houston who authorized a strike vote in May because of disagreements with management over health care benefits.
There, as elsewhere, officials are largely agnostic about a film's commercial potential when authorizing a credit.
In this case, once possible potential nuclear hazard was detected, the custom authority, authorized to undertake radiological inspections, will implement a series of SOPs including risk identification/evaluation, reporting, PPEs for staff, etc.
Another person close to Comcast, but not authorized to discuss potential deals publicly, cautioned that media bankers regularly pitch proposals.
And we remain appalled at the slipshod way in which this research was authorized despite its potential dangers to public health and national security.
Two major sources of ethical tension may arise in units authorized to manage potential Maastricht type III donors.
They also allege that police never disclosed the device's range, which meant the authorizing judge had no idea how many potential phones might be disrupted when the device was in use.
And in 2003, Congress passed a bill that, while authorizing billions of dollars for nanotechnology research, also mandated additional research on potential societal implications.
He explains that his "employers", believing that Freeman has potential, have authorized him to offer Freeman a job.
