The phrase "about approving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic or subject of approval in various contexts, such as decision-making or feedback processes.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the proposals about approving the new budget for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "regarding approval" or "concerning the approval".
Provincial government leaders have also been told to be stricter about approving investment in these sectors.
Mortgage lenders, meanwhile, burned by the housing crash, are extra careful about approving new loans.
The board that oversees charter schools might also be more careful about approving new ones.
Later he says "I don't remember" when asked about approving the shipment.
More recently, Administration officials have been complaining about the Pentagon, which has been slow about approving prisoner transfers.
"The E.U. is getting more relaxed about approving deals," said Gyanee Dewnarain, a research director at the analyst firm Gartner in London.
For information about approved agencies, call Procurement.
If a customer has any doubt, Mr. Dowling said, information about approved insurance companies can be obtained from each state's department of insurance.
However, several of the participants contrasted their maternal and protective instincts evoked by emotive news stories about children with their need to try and remain objective about approved practices.
The study participants did not have access to the internet and the only tool provided was a hardcopy of FASS, the Swedish national drug formulary which provides healthcare professionals with detailed information about approved pharmaceuticals.
The study participants did not have access to Internet and the only tool provided was a hardcopy of FASS, the Swedish national drug formulary that provides healthcare professionals with detailed information about approved pharmaceuticals.
