The phrase "approval requires that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating a condition that must be met for approval to be granted.
Example: "Approval requires that all documents be submitted by the deadline."
Alternatives: "Approval necessitates that" or "Approval demands that".
The rule, which does not need additional approval, requires that workers in assignments related to many federal contracts receive one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours they work, for up to 56 hours of leave a year.
"The EU approval requires that customers execute a short, standardized addendum to their current agreements in order to take advantage of this new recognition, and we will create a very simple process to facilitate this," writes Smith.
Such safety approval requires that local producers are audited and controlled by military food specialists.
Ethics approval required that patients be referred to the researcher by medical or nursing staff.
9 The pivotal, phase 3, VIEW studies that led to Food and Drug Administration approval required that enrolled subjects be naive of previous AMD treatments.
This approval required that we inform the GP of any woman who scored ⩾8 on the HADS depression subscale at any time point.
Ethics approval required that we notify the R&D Department at each NHS Trust we were going to visit and acquire a research passport, or letter of access.
For the remaining three NHs, while waiver of consent was granted to collect data at the hospital, operational approval required that residents (with a Cognitive Performance Scale score of 0 2) or their family members (if the resident had a Cognitive Performance Scale ≥3) [ 25] provide written consent prior to research staff accessing their NH care record.
One might feel joy without knowing why, but presumably self-approval requires that one have reasons; thus the former is immediate, the later analytic.
The Common Rule states that institutional review board approval requires demonstration that "risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to anticipated benefits, if any, to subjects, and the importance of the knowledge that may reasonably be expected to result".
Furthermore, most African societies being culturally complex and paternalistic in nature may require that approval be obtained from community elders, extended family members, or men/husbands as heads of households, before the actual patients can provide consent [ 34].
