The phrase "approval of infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the endorsement or acceptance of infrastructure projects or plans.
Example: "The city council held a meeting to discuss the approval of infrastructure improvements in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "endorsement of infrastructure" or "authorization of infrastructure".
On Friday, he flew by helicopter to Baltimore, where he announced an accelerated process for federal approval of infrastructure projects.
Cutting interest rates comes as Chinese officials are already speeding up the approval of infrastructure projects and other economic stimulus spending.
The speeded-up approval of infrastructure investment projects in recent weeks by the National Development and Reform Commission, the country's top economic planning agency, might require the central bank to approve the extension of more credit, analysts said.
The process of formulation, revision and approval of port infrastructure tariffs is complex and involves different stakeholders.
Planning reform bill Designed to speed up the approval of major infrastructure projects, as well as the planning system more generally.
Vincent de Rivaz, the chief executive of EDF Energy, said Osborne's approval of an infrastructure guarantee was a "clear sign" of the government's commitment to Hinkley Point C. "It is further progress towards a final investment decision on a project which will provide reliable, affordable low-carbon electricity for decades," he added.
Last week's announcement of approval for infrastructure projects, which some estimate to be worth 1tn yuan (£99bn), appears to be an indication of just how alarmed authorities have become about the largely investment-driven economy.
On July 16th, the House of Lords completed its second reading of a controversial government bill designed to speed up approval for infrastructure projects, such as power stations and motorways.
Both men were aware of the PA's approval of settlement water infrastructure.
But in pressing for approval of $60 billion in infrastructure spending, Mr. Obama took his biggest shot not at the measure's Republican opponents in the Senate, but at those in the House.
Stimulus steps have come in the form of smaller steps, like loosened lending constraints for banks, increased approvals for infrastructure projects and two small interest rate cuts, which appear to have stopped the slowdown for now, analysts said.
