The phrase "a decision of approval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal decision that grants permission or endorsement for something.
Example: "The committee reached a decision of approval regarding the proposed budget for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "an approval decision" or "a decision to approve".
To avoid alienating either environmental activists or labor leaders whose support candidate Obama needs, last week would the State Department have delayed a decision on approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline until after the 2012 election?
If the initial notice is complete, the Regional Director will issue a written decision of approval or disapproval to the individual and the credit union within 30 calendar days of receipt of the notice.
Keystone has been a political hot potato for the Obama administration, which has repeatedly delayed a decision over approval of the pipe.
At a hearing yesterday, Judge Gregg Zive of United States Bankruptcy Court delayed a decision on final approval of the loan until Sept. 23 after Amerco resolved objections by revising certain terms of the loan.
The move comes after Beijing expressed disquiet about a decision to delay approval of the proposed £18bn Hinkley Point C nuclear power station over concerns about Chinese investment in the project.
Other benefits will flow from automating the ringi system, of getting everyone involved in a decision to put a seal of approval on the final report.
Now, Laurie says, those groups face a decision between giving a nod of approval to an electoral process dogged by violence and claims of vote-rigging, or deeming the new administration to be illegitimate, a move that would push the country deeper into pariah status and ultimately harm ordinary Zimbabweans.
The practical significance is that the IMF's decision constitutes a "seal of approval" that could prompt greater global use of the renminbi by central banks, other financial institutions, and multinational corporations.
The executive director of Equality NC, Chris Sgro, said in a statement that the NCAA's decision "put a seal of approval on state-sanctioned discrimination".
Chris Sgro, the executive director of the North Carolina-based LGBTQ organization Equality NC, said in a statement that the NCAA's decision "put a seal of approval on state-sanctioned discrimination".
