The phrase "a stamp on it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been officially approved or marked in some way, often implying a sense of authority or validation.
Example: "Once the documents are signed and a stamp on it is applied, we can proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "an official seal on it" or "a mark of approval on it".
Minichiello said the Olympic champion needs to be in the shape to open up with a 12.8-second run over the hurdles: "This is one of her strongest events and you need to put a stamp on it in the heptathlon".
It took a real investment of time to write a letter, put a stamp on it and drop it in a mailbox.
Once, even the utility bill had a stamp on it; now, a birthday card from a far-distant aunt is likely to have only a routine flag stamp.
How to get a letter delivered without putting a stamp on it: address it to yourself and put the name of the person you're sending it to in the upper left-hand corner and drop it in the mailbox.
Once upon a time, even the utility bill had a stamp on it; now, a birthday card from a far-distant aunt is likely to have only a routine flag stamp.
Inside were all sorts of things: an old postcard with a stamp on it, a tiny pressed flower, and pages and pages of very elaborate handwriting, in a mixture of English and French.
Somehow, Butcher and Hugh's farmer neighbour has recently acquired a Liebovitz of mysterious provenance, and Marlene arrives, a vision in Manolo Blahniks tramping through knee-deep mud, to put a validating stamp on it, immediately sending its worth into the stratosphere.
After finding a stamp on the victim, it leads them to a casino, they find out his name is Cal, and see him on the security footage.
LITTLE PIGGY (MARKET) Even though their barbecue spot, Smoke Joint in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, offers takeout, Craig Samuel and Ben Grossman, the owners, thought that a kind of country market with a Brooklyn stamp on it would be a nice complement.
A career is now similar to a milk carton that has a time stamp on it.
"Stickballers" was acquired last year, so I don't get to live with it anymore, but it was fun to reimagine the scene in a different era and put a Brooklyn stamp on it.
