The phrase "approbation for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to express praise or approval for something. Example: The teacher received approbation for her innovative teaching methods.
The urge to take credit, to seek approbation for your work, is an understandable one.
Indeed, a favorite word of approbation, for anything that composes itself into a visual study, is "pretty".
Garthoff observes that "in the United States, there was almost universal approbation for President Kennedy's handling of the crisis".
If a director wants my approbation for everything they do, I know it's going to be a disaster".
Effective next month, women will have the right to drive, and MBS, as the crown prince is known, has received global approbation for that decision.
Along with terminating the high-end Bush tax cuts, this would have earned lawmakers public approbation for working together and given investor and business confidence a boost.
Thus the appetite for approbation from others, which Spinoza calls "love of esteem" (III Def. of the Affects XXX; see also IIIP30) can turn into love for another if we imagine that person feels love for us, as well as producing the pleasurable affect of self-esteem, and further affects of thankfulness or gratitude.
Royal spokesmen, seemingly content to let the public approbation speak for itself, offered no comment.
He also noted — correctly — that a number of other French celebrities have long been based outside France for tax reasons, but that not all of them have come in for such approbation from the government or news media.
At worst it's a bizarre form of fan fiction: gaggles of tech hacks who never fully left the schoolyard, scribbling out their own personal Steve Job fantasies for the approbation of their peers.
The real-time web – a web where every single thought that enters our head, or image that passes our eyes, can be instantly captured, shared and archived for the approbation of our friends and followers.
