The phrase "a timetable for approving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a schedule or plan related to the approval process of a project, document, or proposal.
Example: "We need to establish a timetable for approving the new budget to ensure timely implementation."
Alternatives: "a schedule for approval" or "a timeline for authorization".
Mr. Lott agreed to an accelerated timetable for approving the Homeland Security Department at the insistence of President Bush, who said last week that quick passage of the agency was now the top priority of the White House.
Repeatedly asked his timetable for approving a Newark arena, he told a reporter: "I don't have a timetable.
The center grew out of conversations he had last fall with Wolk, he explained, and the timetable for approving a state budget not the deadly shootings determined when the vote took place.
There is no certainty that United can meet its goal, because the federal board is under no timetable for approving United's application, which has already been revised once.
Cuba's Council of Ministers, it said, had approved a timetable for implementing "measures that will lead to monetary and exchange unification".
Earlier on Friday the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, an international watchdog which implements the conventions banning chemical weapons, had voted to approve a timetable for inspecting and destroying Syria's chemical arsenal.
The council of ministers has approved a timetable for implementing "measures that will lead to monetary and exchange unification", the official Communist Party newspaper Granma said.
In November 2008 an agreement that determined a timetable for the final withdrawal of U.S. forces, which had been under negotiation for nearly a year, was approved by the Iraqi parliament.
In November 2008 the Iraqi parliament approved a U.S.-Iraqi agreement that redefined the legal framework for U.S. military activity in Iraq and set a timetable for the final withdrawal of U.S. forces.
