The phrase "approve motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts, such as meetings or legislative procedures, to indicate that a proposal or motion has been accepted.
Example: "The committee voted to approve the motion to allocate additional funds for the project."
Alternatives: "endorse the motion" or "ratify the motion".
The City Council voted overwhelmingly to approve motions on legislation that would increase police oversight despite opposition from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and law enforcement officials.
After he in turn recommended voters to rather vote for the Conservative Party in an interview with Aftenposten, he was finally expelled from the party by a unanimously approved motion put forward by Carl I. Hagen later the same month.
The call to divest from fossil fuels to promote a more sustainable economic system has also been gaining attention around the world recently, with several universities approving motions similar to the one the United Church voted on this week.
The call to divest from fossil fuels and to promote a more sustainable economic system has also been gaining attention, with several universities approving motions similar to the one the United Church voted on this week.
Judge Sullivan is expected to approve the motion to dismiss in a hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
In the end, several lay members had a change of heart from previous years and voted to approve the motion.
I thought that my watching partner would share in my frustration and approve my motion for skipping.
She did not make it particularly clear as to whether or not she would approve the motion if the main amendment were to go through.
Theresa May has asked the Commons to approve a motion that "reiterates its support for the approach to leaving the EU expressed by this house on 29 January".
7 15 p.m. | Michigan Deal Passes: The rules committee voted 19-to-8 to approve a motion to restore all pledged delegates in Michigan, provided that each is entitled to cast one half-vote.
