The phrase "approval designated" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been specifically assigned or marked for approval.
Example: "The document is now in the approval designated stage, awaiting final review."
Alternatives: "approved designation" or "designated for approval".
The main argument of the paper is the need for an international standard for sustainability assessment additional to national definitions to counter weaknesses in the existing system of sustainability approval by designated national authorities in host countries.
If put into effect, the law would require foreign nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), including universities and research institutes, to "obtain prior approval from designated Chinese sponsors if they plan to carry out any permanent or temporary activity in China.
Agencies can win White House approval to designate essential activities that can continue despite the absence of a 2014 budget.
According to Fast Company, algorithms now even have their own certification, "a seal of approval that designates them as accurate, unbiased, and fair".
Israel and Andorra have applied for approval to be designated as computing centers.
* authorized leak is information passed on to a selected outlet with high-level approval by a designated persuader called a spinmeister.
Be sure to obtain approval from the designated senior administrator in your area before you assign any temporary duties or offer supplemental payment.
All subjects provided written informed consent, and each ACTG study site received approval from the designated institutional review board before protocol initiation.
Data from this stage of development is typically used as the basis of a submission to regulatory bodies to seek marketing approval for a designated indication.
Course approval documents created by designated instructional appointee.
