The phrase "approval sending" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to refer to the act of sending an approval, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the review process, the approval sending was delayed due to technical issues."
Alternatives: "sending approval" or "approval transmission".
Barrett: I think the way that business used to be done, fax order, insertion order, approved by SI department of creative approval, sent out to Time Inc dept. of creative approval, no.
The leading private company involved, Geron, of Menlo Park in California, had sales of just $6m last year.Just as important is the signal federal approval sends.
Douglas Cassel, the director of the Center for International Human Rights in Chicago, said the 20-year sentence Mr. Lindh accepted, which is subject to the judge's approval, sends a strong message.
Then the court requests a criminal-record check from the Office of the Commissioner of Probation and, upon its approval, sends the case to a judge who, barring objections, accepts the change and signs a certificate to legalize the new name.
You can accept the meeting time (your calendar will be updated upon approval), send the contact another meeting time or you can deny the meeting all together.
The drug attained its primary goal of reducing bad cholesterol by 25% compared to a 3% reduction in patients taking a placebo but the fact that Isis announced perhaps a one-year delay in seeking FDA and E.U. approval sent its shares tumbling by 20% at one stage.
The Kennedy stamp of approval sent a strong message to the Democratic establishment that the Kennedy wing of the Party believed Obama best represented the liberal tradition of John and Bobby Kennedy.
Wall Street expressed its approval by sending the stock market higher as the confirmation hearing went on.
"UBS PaineWebber terminated Mr. Wu for failing to follow firm policy and regulatory requirements that he obtain prior management approval before sending firm correspondence to clients," said Mr. Walker.
The bank for its part realises that getting national parliaments' approval for sending more money to international institutions will be hard at a time when governments' finances are so overstretched.
