The phrase "approval an application" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "approve an application"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the process of giving consent or acceptance to a submitted application, such as for a job, loan, or permit.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to approve an application for the new community center."
Alternatives: "authorize an application" or "grant an application."
The F.D.A. has also hastened the approval of an application by APP Pharmaceuticals to manufacture methotrexate, an application that has languished since 2010.
In a 4-to-0 vote yesterday, a committee of the State University of New York's board recommended approval of an application by the New York City teachers' union to open a charter school in Brooklyn.
Earlier this year, Apple was criticized for its approval of an application from the Manhattan Declaration, which encouraged users to take a stand against gay marriage.
The Norwegian Statistics Act precludes us from making the data publicly available, but Statistics Norway can provide access subject to approval of an application.
Cagney admitted there was a bit of uncertainty around the approval of such an application.
After all, there's essentially no approval process for an application to get admitted to Android Market — provided you aren't bundling malware or violating Google's Terms of Service, you're in.
Late last fall, the city was awarded about $1.5 million in federal grants and loan guarantees to redevelop the clock company site: a $490,000 Brownfields Economic Development Initiative Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, contingent on approval by H.U.D. of an application for a $1 million Section 108 loan guarantee for the project.
Monsanto submitted an approval application to the Comissão Técnica Nacional de Biossegurança (CTNBio, Brazil) for the stacked GM event employed in the present study.
Although the outcome of JECFA's evaluations does not have any direct bearing on the regulatory approval of use of a food additive in any specific country, its evaluations are widely recognised and may affect an application for approval for a new food additive in a particular country.
While the outcome of JECFA's evaluations does not have any direct bearing on the regulatory approval of a food additive in any specificcountry, JECFA's scientific evaluations and reassessments are widely recognised and may affect an application for approval for a new food additive in a particular country.
