The phrase "academy approval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the endorsement or validation given by an academic institution or organization.
Example: "Before proceeding with the research project, we need to obtain academy approval to ensure compliance with institutional guidelines."
Alternatives: "institutional endorsement" or "academic validation".
Timanti has developed a unique developing a unique philosophical approach to producing following overcoming a debilitating attack of the nervous system which left her terrified of never being able to play again, and Nightwave's try-anything approach to life translated into her eclectic music policy has seen her given the Red Bull Music Academy stamp of approval.
That's acclaim, all right, and if Herman over-stresses the academy's seal of approval, it is because Wyler's posthumous star has dimmed so radically that he is one of the most under-reported of big-name directors.
Wilshaw gave a nod of approval to the academy programme introduced by Labour in 2007 and expanded under Gove.
Third, Congress shall make approval of the academy's annual budget contingent on certification by independent civilian investigators that the attempt to turn the military into Christian crusaders has ended.
"Unless this changes, teachers will struggle to create an environment in which all children will learn well," he added.Wilshaw also gave his seal of approval to the academy programme introduced by Labour in 2007 and expanded under the education secretary, Michael Gove.
The committee also argues there should be a mechanism to allow outstanding schools to leave academy chains, including without the approval of the organisation running the chain.
The squad was the first to have the approval of the academy's staff, and is regarded as the first official game played by the Midshipmen.
Free schools were given approval in the Academies Act 2010, which also paved the way for existing state primary and secondary schools to become academies.
"Whether the academy kind of putting their seal of approval on that impacts the discussion, I don't know".
George Bancroft, appointed Secretary of the Navy in 1845, decided to work outside of congressional approval and create a new academy for officers.
