The phrase "act approved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a specific act or legislation has received official approval.
Example: "The new environmental regulations were put into effect after the act approved by the legislature."
Alternatives: "legislation passed" or "measure ratified".
The act, approved by the Legislature, was signed on Halloween by the acting governor, cheering the descendants of Bridget Bishop, Susannah Martin, Alice Parker, Wilmot Redd and Margaret Scott.
The domestic partnership act, approved by the Assembly health committee on Thursday, also has bipartisan support.
New Jersey's Home Ownership Security Act, approved in May 2003, contains restrictions on closing costs similar to Connecticut's.
The Price-Anderson Act, approved in 1957, in effect created a government-run insurance pool for the industry.
The act, approved by voters in 1996, legalized the use and sale of marijuana to those with a chronic illness or infirmity.
And the Patriot Act, approved since the terrorist attacks, allows Attorney General John Ashcroft to detain indefinitely foreigners who are certified as endangering national security.
In order to avoid interobserver variability, a single Mammographic Quality Standards Act-approved breast radiologist (MAH) with more than 25 years of experience in mammography performed all density assessments within a short period of time at the conclusion of the clinical trial, blinded to patient number, time point, and AI medication.
"Fighting terrorism demands a flexible work force that can rapidly respond to threats," said Admiral Loy, who cited his legal authority under the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, approved within two months of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Data on autoantibody titres were derived from both medical records and Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act-approved laboratory data.
Samples from patients with biopsy-proven CRC (tumour tissue and uninvolved proximal mucosa) were obtained fresh at the time of surgery and snap frozen in liquid nitrogen before being deposited in a designated UK Human Tissue Act-approved tumour bank.
The cost of genetic testing is based on a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act approved laboratory charge for sequencing of the genes KCNJ11 and ABCC8 ($705 and $2,110 from the Summer 2009 price list, Athena Diagnostics, Worcester, MA).
