The phrase "under concession" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where someone is allowed to do something or have something, but only with permission or under certain conditions. Example: The company decided to allow employees to work from home, but under concession, they must still attend regular meetings in person.
She said that just over half of the post offices that would move into WH Smith stores would be run directly by the Post Office under concession agreements.
Subsurface Pre-salt Lower Cretaceous reservoir systems encountered offshore Brazil and Angola that consist of porous continental carbonates are difficult to access because of the limited core material that is under concession.
The vast majority of recent medical transfers have involved either a federal court order forcing Australian Border Force to bring the patient and their family to Australia, or have occurred under concession after legal action was commenced.
The state also still owns motorways (except for 1,700km that are privately run, under concession), some ports and airports; a Mediterranean ferry line; the historic parador hotels; a few other bits and pieces; and some shares left over from earlier privatisations.Less noticed, but large, are the holdings of governments at lower levels.
Her deal would have seen the oil-producing states and municipalities hang on to the lion's share of oil royalties for fields already under concession, with the revenue from new ones divided much more evenly.But non-producing states and municipalities did not want to wait for new oil to flow before getting their hands on a new cash-flow.
The latest setback for the organisations was a supreme court verdict this month that ruled it was not illegal for a mining company to not pay for extracting groundwater on land it had been granted under concession because it was merely "exploring" for minerals in the water, rather than "exploiting" the water.
In February, it was revealed that the Student Loans Company SLCC) was paying its chief executive, Ed Lester, through his personal-service company under concessions granted by HM Revenue & Customs.
At that time most lights were operated by private owners, who, under concessions purchased from the crown, had the necessary authority to collect payment in the form of light dues.
China announced today that it would buy $6 million worth of United States wheat, its first purchase of American agricultural products under concessions it made last year in an effort to win improved trade relations.
The Concessions & Utilities Management segment engages in the construction and operation of infrastructures under concessions and public private partnerships.
Under this option, RTP1 would be run by a private company under a concession from the government; license fee funding of the privatized channel would be maintained.
