The phrase "permission letter" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a written document or formal letter seeking permission for something, such as an event, activity, or request. Example: "I am writing to request permission for our company to use your parking lot for our annual charity event. Attached is a copy of our event itinerary, along with a liability waiver. We would greatly appreciate your approval and look forward to hearing back from you soon. Thank you for your consideration."
We just wanted to tell her story, and we had a signed permission letter from the Public Health Ministry.
A sample permission letter is included in this packet on page 16. 5.
The work was done under GRDC survey/research permission letter 57/45.04/BMG/2004 to the Governor of NTT Province, Kupang.
To cover all your bases, consider drafting a notarized permission letter from both birth parents or legal guardians for any time your child travels with someone else, including grandparents, neighbors, the babysitter or the other parent.
FamilyTravelForum.com, of which I am the editor, has worked with the airlines and the National Notary Association to create a sample parental permission letter, which readers may print out from our Web site, www.familytravel forum.com/soloparent.html.html
As a parent who travels frequently with a child and without a spouse, I carry copies of my son's birth certificate and my marriage license (we all have different last names), as well as a notarized permission letter from my spouse, if required by our destination.
"We now require all contributors to provide us with signed permission letters before E-mail addresses and/ or names can be posted," he said.
She said they were teaching underprivileged children English, science and mathematics — not the Bahai faith — and had permission letters from the local Islamic council in their pockets.
· And seven members of the Kenyan national team have been dropped after not bringing permission letters from their clubs to join the squad's training camp.
ProQuest and the Library will require any necessary 3rd party software licenses and reprint permission letters for any copyrighted materials included in these electronic files.
In an effort to prevent the trafficking of children, the government recently imposed a three-month ban on adoption and made it mandatory for travelling youngsters to carry permission letters if they are not accompanied by parents.
