The phrase "approval for a proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining consent or agreement for a specific plan or suggestion.
Example: "We are currently waiting for the approval for a proposal to expand our operations into new markets."
Alternatives: "endorsement of a proposal" or "consent for a proposal".
The developers last week secured approval for a controversial proposal to turn a London landmark into hundreds of luxury flats from the incumbent mayor, Boris Johnson.
On February 4, the US Department of Transportation submitted to the White House for approval a proposal for tougher safety standards for railway cars carrying crude oil, which have come to be known as "bomb trains" for their tendency to explode in a spill.
He has also hesitated to give the center approval for a $2.4 million grant proposal, called Court to College, that would bring up to 300 nonviolent drug offenders to campus over three years.
The expansion eventually will reach 350,000 people, Pence said when announcing federal approval for the proposal at a news conference in Indianapolis.
In recent weeks, Mr. Goldberg has told local officials that he would be able to obtain federal approval within 11 months for a proposal to transfer land at the Kutsher's resort to the Mohawks for a $500 million to $750 million resort and casino on 66 acres, Mr. Cellini said.
The European Renewable Ethanol Association (ePURE) said the committee's approval for the proposal was "an important step forward in the process of reforming Europe's biofuels policy".
The complaints were seen by some as the griping of an entrenched industry, but the concerns eventually translated into political trouble for the administration, which, by a quirk of city statute, needed approval for its proposal from the City Council, and members began to express misgivings.
Prices fell to €4 a tonne after the vote.The margin of approval for the proposal was surprisingly wide.
Administration officials and industry executives appeared confident that they would win Congressional approval for a large bailout, although the proposal still faced close scrutiny from a group of the industry's critics on Capitol Hill, notably Senator Fritz Hollings, Democrat of South Carolina and the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee.
Mr. Thompson sought federal approval for his proposal last March.
