In DICT_01.Business_objects paragraphs like DICT_01_08 Authentication Type use the term "authorised" (British English, also matches the Berlin Group documents) while other paragraphs like DICT_01_12 Account Access talk about "authorization" (US English). DICT_01_15 Balances has an attribute "authorized".
This should be consistent, especially in one and the same document. Whether to use US English (often the case in technical terms, HTTP also has the status 401 Unauthorized) or British English, I won't judge, but it should be consistent across this document and ideally the whole documentation.
In DICT_01.Business_objects paragraphs like
DICT_01_08 Authentication Type
use the term "authorised" (British English, also matches the Berlin Group documents) while other paragraphs likeDICT_01_12 Account Access
talk about "authorization" (US English).DICT_01_15 Balances
has an attribute "authorized". This should be consistent, especially in one and the same document. Whether to use US English (often the case in technical terms, HTTP also has the status401 Unauthorized
) or British English, I won't judge, but it should be consistent across this document and ideally the whole documentation.