The phrase "approval given to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that permission or consent has been granted to someone or something.
Example: "The approval given to the new project will allow us to move forward with the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "authorization granted to" or "consent provided to".
The Academy Awards have failed to find someone to host their show who's been able to garner the same media approval given to Gervais or Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
The Upper Mooki Landcare group has challenged the approval given to the Shenhua Watermark mine project, specifically whether the open-cut mine on the Liverpool Plains would place a viable population of koalas at risk of extinction.
Even more significant for the long term, the lawyer said, American consular officials in Ecuador have determined that with her husband's death, Ms. Vallejo lost her right to be permanently admitted to the United States on the basis of the approval given to Mr. Infante and his immediate family.
There is also cautious national approval given to the view that "the rise of China and other countries means Britain needs to be in the EU to compete in the world" (41% of respondents agree, 32% disagree) although Eurosceptics strongly reject this notion (61% disagree, 14% agree).
A dispute that seemed headed for an amicable settlement has now flared into a full-scale row with both Yale and the Peruvian government seizing on the latest revelations about the approval given to Berns to loot the site, in order to bolster their claims.
If adopted, it would be the first approval given to an American-based company to provide broadband services using a new generation of low-Earth orbit satellite technologies.
The true position, however, is discoverable with the help of leaked tax approvals given to Icap, in private, by the Luxembourg taxman.
Approval was given to 44,900, down 38percentt.
Approval was given to the Algerian proposal for a meeting of OPEC Oil & Foreign Ministers in Algiers on Jan . 24
This is done using the Approval Card, given to you upon passing your defense.
In the years 1961 63, approval was given to a new vaccine developed by Albert Sabin at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio.
