The phrase "approval everyone" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is unclear when it could be appropriately used without additional context.
Example: "We need to get approval from everyone before moving forward with the project."
Alternatives: "everyone's approval" or "consent from all".
It's the identity everyone wants to live down, the approval everyone aspires to.
But for final approval, everyone generally deferred to Yzerman, whose 20-year tenure as the captain of the Red Wings was the longest in North American sports.
That's probably a good thing, given Congress's recent (lack of) activity if we were forced to wait for approval, everyone would probably still be using dial-up internet and smoking cigarettes made of leaves and paper like cavemen.
This won the approval from everyone except the usually talkative Mr Win Aung.
Even Britain is content in principle, though it insists that the use of flexibility should require the prior unanimous approval of everyone.
"To have the approval of everyone on the team is very satisfying as I don't think there was any sentiment in those answers.
General Carter calls the new forces "sons of the shura," because they require approval by everyone on the traditional council of elders to prevent them from becoming what he called "one bloke's militia".
Mr. Valenti said that before a budget meeting of the studio chiefs, he met each of them separately and got approval from everyone, including Aubrey, for the Motion Picture Association's budget.
But the commissioner's office has now ruled they were marketing, or promotional calls, which meant the Lib Dems would have needed the prior approval of everyone to avoid being in breach of the privacy and electronic communication regulations.
But the Mildred that Cain created is not merely venal, and if she is never noble, she is often admirable: determined, strong, and self-reliant, she is independent enough to dispense with the approval of everyone except her beloved daughters.
This would suggest that if you're Mr. Thune or Mr. Daniels, you don't necessarily have to win the approval of everyone in the room at CPAC; you just have to convince them, over time, that yours is the vision that will ultimately attract enough independent voters to return the party to power.
