The phrase "actions approved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are confirming that certain actions have received approval, often in formal or business settings.
Example: "The project can proceed as planned since all actions approved by the committee have been documented."
Alternatives: "approved actions" or "authorized actions".
"For the 2011 census, there were 1,282 notices of direction issued and 78 prosecution actions approved".
Projects include actions approved by permit or other regulatory decision as well as federal and federally assisted activities". 43 Fed.Reg.Reg
"A good personal rapport between leaders can certainly help negotiators find ways to overcome obstacles in difficult talks between longtime adversaries, but in the end what matters are the decisions and actions approved by those leaders," said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association.
Boisseau, 42, is suing the chain, claiming it scapegoated her for actions approved by 7-Eleven's own supervisors and that it wrongfully accused her of giving improper gifts to employees.
"We believe that the actions approved today will in the long term help the England team and elite rugby in this country move forward to where we all want it to be".
The Charter of the United Nations rules out the use of military force by one UN member state against another except in two cases: self-defense against armed attack, and actions approved by the UN Security Council.
Individuals added to a document for actions (approve, acknowledge, FYI) in addition to the normal workflow routing.
Earlier this year, a class action approved by Judge Parker was reversed by an appeals panel in Texas.
The health council action, approved last week, is advisory and must be reviewed by the state health commissioner.
The U.S.L.T.A.'s national ranking committee did list her in that position, an action approved by its executive committee.
President Jacques Chirac of France was also troubled by Mr. Schröder's decision, made without consultation, to oppose any military action against Iraq, even action approved by the United Nations Security Council.
