The phrase "get the authorization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to gaining permission or approval to do something. For example, "I need to get the authorization from the manager before I can proceed with the project."
"Did we get the authorization?" I asked excitedly.
Ali Salehi, a nuclear physicist who was serving as Iran's representative to Vienna when the truth about his country's nuclear program first began to come out, told me that "at the outset, there was not one particular organization that would say the last word; one would not know where to get the authorization and permission.
Once the decision was made to return to the Island, we bought roundtrip tickets, sent our passports to the Cuban consulate in Bern to get the authorization stamps, and took a plane with a stopover in Paris.
"If I hadn't gotten the authorization to change the entrance, I probably would have refused the invitation to do the show," he said.
This week, administration officials said, Europe is expected to introduce a claim for damages and a list of American products that it will use as targets if it gets the authorization to do so during coming trade organization hearings.
Then, after getting the authorization from whichever credit card was selected, it will send the approval back to the merchant.
I said we needed the laptop chargers that were in the carry-on they had made us check, so the rep got the authorization for us to buy new ones which Delta would reimburse.
"I tried to help a part of my family leave and come to France — there were endless difficulties getting the authorizations.
As Cloud Foundry Foundation CTO Chip Childers told me, the work 18F did to get the FedRAMP authorization for cloud.gov helped bring better controls to the upstream project, too, and he stressed that all of the governments that have adopted the platform have contributed to the overall project.
And most importantly we need to get the custody authorization signed by A, and issued by the Embassy.
Can the defense put evidence of this before the jury without prior judicial authorization, or would the defense need to make a proffer to the court, and get the judge's authorization, before doing so?
