The phrase 'approval to release' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate the permission for something to be given out or made available. For example: The company gave its approval to release the new product to the public.
The administration sought China's approval to release the text early.
For the first stage, researchers recently secured government approval to release up to 10,000 sterile male Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes.
"Approval to release to non-Sigint agencies," a GCHQ document says, "will depend on there being a proven non-Sigint method of acquiring keys".
Last week, a judge in Hartford granted a request by five mall opponents in New Haven to enjoin the state's budget secretary from granting final approval to release $60 million in state grants and bonds toward the mall's construction.
BioGlow has already obtained a letter from the department saying that it will not need approval to release its glowing plants because they are not plant pests, and are not made using plant pests.
The Treasury has yet to ask for Congress's approval to release the remaining $350 billion of TARP's $700 billion.Spluttering to a haltThe Bank of England made another big cut in interest rates, by one percentage point, to 2%.
We all must submit capital approval requests to release funds.
The only other somewhat wide release was The Last Ounce of Courage, a hardcore Tea Party propaganda drama that earned the first "Chuck Norris Seal of Approval" prior to release.
The traditional process for testing the effectiveness of TV ads with an audience is full of inefficiencies, Daboll says — such as the approvals needed to release each survey, or the length of most audience questionnaires.
PARIS — The onus for rescuing Saab, the struggling Swedish automaker, appeared to shift Tuesday to its former owner, General Motors, whose approval is required to release official financing.
