The phrase "approve ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of accepting or endorsing suggestions or concepts in various contexts, such as business, creative projects, or academic settings.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to approve ideas for the new marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "endorse concepts" or "validate suggestions".
As the latest applicants await a verdict on their plans, suspicions are growing that those calling the shots are less willing to approve ideas that are significantly different from the traditional school.
For example, if Congress were to approve ideas in the latest draft legislation that insist that raters shoulder significant liability for ratings that turned out badly, or tried to legislate the criteria that rating firms use, that might just drive them to forgo the privileged status of being nationally recognized to avoid the weight of the associated shackles.
There are several ways to approve ideas.
But one that fearlessly delved into the psychic muck underlying common, socially approved ideas about it could be illuminating.
These days, the Nightingale sings brightly and nationally; he appears regularly on talk shows and prime-time debates, a deliberate attempt by the regime to give voice to ascendant, approved ideas.
The USGS can now explore approving ideas such as automatically opening fire station garage doors before they get jammed from the shaking, and triggering a backup generator and notifying emergency personnel at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
All of a sudden, instead of a threat to raise middle-class taxes, Romney would be simply be an advocate of the widely approved idea of lower rates and fewer loopholes, end of story.
Pyrrho seems to have referred to Homer as a proponent of ideas he approves of, ideas about change, the status of human rationality and language, and more.
"We can come up with an idea and hop to the other side of the desk and say, 'We approve the idea,' " Mr. Yaverbaum said.
Palestinian officials say they will ask the Arab League to approve the idea of indirect talks with Israel.
I wonder how many Australians would approve the idea of jailing a person pending trial "just in case" they might commit an offence.
