Yes, the use of trademarks can be authorized to others. Trademark authorization, also known as trademark license, means that the trademark registrant authorizes others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark use authorization contract. The authorized person engages in business activities (usually producing and selling a certain product or providing a certain service) as stipulated in the contract, and pays the corresponding fees - royalties - to the authorized person.

Legal Basis

Article 39 of the Trademark Law

The owner of a registered trademark may transfer his registered trademark to another person within the scope permitted by law. All; or enterprises shall go through the procedures for transferring registered trademarks due to merger, separation or merger.