authorization

authorization
(BrE also -isation) noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ formal, official, written
▪ congressional (in the US)
▪

They secured congressional authorization for a new hydro-electric dam.

▪ prior
▪

You will need prior authorization from your bank.

▪ explicit, express
▪

We cannot act without the explicit authorization of the board.

VERB + AUTHORIZATION
▪ need, require
▪ ask for, request, seek
▪

He asked for authorization to proceed with the plan.

▪ get, have, obtain
▪ give sb, grant (sb)
▪ refuse (sb)
▪

The government will probably refuse authorization under these conditions.

▪ revoke
PREPOSITION
▪ with authorization, without authorization
▪

You cannot take a day off without authorization.

▪ authorization for
▪

Formal authorization for the trip was given last week.

▪ authorization from
▪

The change of plan would require authorization from the president.


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