The phrase "approvals for both" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the need for approvals related to two specific items, projects, or individuals.
Example: "We need to secure the necessary approvals for both the budget and the project timeline before moving forward."
Alternatives: "authorizations for both" or "consents for both".
That year, there were just five approvals, for both commercial and industrial projects; in 2010, the number of residential approvals jumped to 13. "We've seen a tremendous amount of growth even though the numbers are small," said Robert D. LiMandri, the commissioner of the Buildings Department.
In accordance with ethical approvals for both trials, consent to participate was given by the return of a completed questionnaire.
Ocrelizumab has recently been granted FDA approval for both RRMS and PPMS, and represents the first FDA-approved treatment for PPMS.
Protocols have been approved by the Institut de Recherches Servier Ethics Committee (ID for both protocols: EFFIXENOSOU; Approval for both protocols on 26 January 2009).
Ethics approval: For both CaMos and the Manitoba Fracture Cohort construction, the study was approved by regional institutional ethics review boards, and participants provided written informed consent.
Approval for both is likely later this year, analysts say.
Clinical activity resulting in FDA approval for both BAY 43-9006 and SU11248 has been noted.
Mr. Clinton's top economic and foreign policy aides concluded it would be all but impossible to get Congressional approval for both the I.M.F.
Among the interesting moves that were revealed in the committee's press release on Friday, the producers of the new musical "Priscilla Queen of the Desert" sought and received the committee's approval for both Will Swenson and Tony Sheldon to be eligible for Tony nominations in the best actor in a musical category.
And indeed Mr Lacson's efforts to weed out what he calls "hoodlums in uniform" is likely to win public approval for both himself and the president who has suffered a sharp drop in popularity, according to the opinion polls.Mr Lacson, however, has a job on his hands.
Recent surveys have shown sharp declines in approval for both Republicans and Democrats in Congress and results that match all-time lows for the Congress as a whole.
