The phrase "a green lit" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "greenlit" or "green-lit," which is used to indicate that a project or proposal has been approved or given the go-ahead.
Example: "The film was finally greenlit after years of development."
Alternatives: "approved" or "given the go-ahead."
Capitalise on victory: there is no more buoying story I can think of than that the Balcolmbe fracking protest turned into a green-lit solar farm.
With this week's approved fix, the only 2.0-liter diesels still needing a green-lit repair are 2012-2014 Vwithssat diesels with manual transmissions.
With winding trails through the old town leading into a green-lit forest and over a wooden plank bridge straight out of Indiana Jones, the road to this castle is just as striking as the castle itself.
However until the clinical trials are complete, and a program green lit and expanded, there are many more addicts currently at risk who are not getting the treatment they need.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Turner network has green lit a six-episode series, tentatively titled "The Cee Lo Life," which follows the Grammy Award-winning musician along with his Goodie Mob group mates, Big Gipp, Khujo and T-Mo, as they work on their new long-awaited hip-hop album.
According to a HuffPost source, Collins allegedly green lit Trump's nominee before the president even chose Kavanaugh, though she strenuously denies this.
It was green lit after a National Energy Board joint review panel approved it in 2014, subject to 209 conditions, in the midst of strong opposition from First Nations, municipalities, provinces, and environmental groups.
Did this, in some way, imply America was an accomplice to or had green lit the action?
When finally green lit, it set off an incredible race against time to form and train a new squadron.
'Hannibal' was green lit and his first draft only took about a month.
