The phrase "approval for listing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are seeking or discussing permission or endorsement for something to be included on a list, such as a product, service, or document.
Example: "We are currently awaiting approval for listing our new product on the official registry."
Alternatives: "authorization for inclusion" or "consent for registration".
The Singapore flotation looked to be gaining traction in August 2011, when it emerged that the club had applied to list its shares on the Singapore Exchange; approval for the listing was given in September 2011.
They won approval for their listing as parents in a narrow decision by Little Rock Circuit Judge Tim Fox.
In another move to expand choices for investors, the World Gold Council applied to the S.E.C. in May for approval to list its Equity Gold Trust, an exchange-traded fund, on the New York Stock Exchange.
In the past 24 hours, four prospective issuers withdrew requests at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for approval to list exchange-traded funds based on the largest cryptocurrency..
This week's shareholder meeting gave formal approval for a joint listing on Nasdaq, the world's biggest and most liquid market for biotech investment.
Requests for Exception Requiring Graduate Division Dean's Approval: The exceptions listed below need approval from the student's Head Graduate Advisor and the Graduate Division.
Until Apotex corrects the problems to the agency's satisfaction, regulators will recommend that the F.D.A. withhold approval for any new products listing Apotex as the manufacturer, the letter said.
Mr. Alder of the securities commission said banks that sponsored I.P.O.'s "should kick the tires hard, all four of them, before submitting an application for listing approval".
The state must get Federal approval for its revised list of medical procedures before using it to decide which services will be covered under Medicaid.
The interim rules, due to go into effect early next year, could also force scientists to get prior approval for a growing list of sensitive experiments.
