The phrase "an approved project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a project that has received official authorization or endorsement.
Example: "The team is excited to start working on an approved project that will enhance our community services."
Alternatives: "a sanctioned project" or "an authorized project".
For six months his engineering trio worked on an approved project while devoting stolen hours to Paul's effort.
His engineering trio worked on an approved project while devoting stolen hours to Paul's effort for six months.
All procedures involving experimental animals were carried out in accordance with the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act, 1986 (UK), under an approved project license.
These studies were specifically approved by the UK Home Office and were conducted under an approved Project Licence (PPL 60/3914) in accordance with the UK Animals Scientificc Procedures) Act 1986 following review by the University of Edinburgh Animal Research Ethics Committee.
As opposed to approvals from, for instance, the American IRBs, 14 the validity of the approvals of Swedish ECs is not time-limited (and hence no annual approval is needed), but an approved project must start within 2 years from the date of approval.
Currently, the developer of an approved project is eligible for tax credits of up to 100percentt of the amount of capital investment.
In the past two weeks, Peer-to-Patent has opened up a USPTO approved project allowing an open review of pending patent applications.
This study is a part of a previously approved project by the Ethical Committee of Canton Zurich (KEK-2012-553) and was conducted in a completely anonymized way.
Studies were performed in accordance with the UK Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 regulations for the handling and use of laboratory animals, and followed an Ethics Committee and Home Office approved project licence (PPL No: 70/7335 Improving the therapy of rheumatoid arthritis).
Devising and disclosing a method for listing all approved projects that are accessing the data and/or samples could alleviate this.
All in vivo modelling was carried out according to regulations set out in the UK Animals Scientificc Procedures) Act 1986 and in line with a UK Home Office approved project licence held by AA.
