The phrase "an approved use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific application or context that has been officially sanctioned or accepted.
Example: "The software can be utilized for an approved use, such as data analysis in research projects."
Alternatives: "a sanctioned use" or "an authorized use."
Administering the drug as an H.I.V. preventive after needle sticks is not an approved use of nevirapine, said Sheila Burke, a spokeswoman for Boehringer Ingelheim.
She also wrote that Gilead had not knowingly given away drugs for free for treating chronic fatigue, since that was not an approved use.
Off-label marketing is prohibited partly because a nonapproved use of a drug often lacks the kind of safety and efficacy data required for an approved use of a drug.
Under the F.D.A.'s approach, the drug makers would voluntarily change their labels on medically important drugs to eliminate growth promotion as an approved use in animals — a step that would make it illegal for animal producers to use the drugs for that purpose.
Prescriptions without an approved use would not receive insurance reimbursement.
While the CPD permits officers to use Tasers on suspects as young as 7 years old, apprehending a shoplifter is not an approved use, no matter how old they may be.
The United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan,Iridium said in a statement, "approved use by the company of its secured lenders' cash collateral to commence the wind down of its operations and the sale of its assets".
New indications constituted almost half (n=137; 46%) of supplemental indication approvals, and nearly all supplemental indications that specifically expanded the patient population of a previously approved use (n=65) related to pediatric patients (61/65; 94%).
Such a blanket statement about the lack of a proven benefit unrelated to a drug's approved use is highly unusual.
What's unusual about the medical abortion situation is that doctors are simply prescribing less of an approved drug for its approved use, rather than turning a drug to a different use altogether.
Given Imaging said yesterday that the Food and Drug Administration had approved use of a new camera in a pill as a tool for diagnosing diseases of the esophagus.
