The phrase "approve printing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is giving permission or authorization for printing to take place.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to approve printing of the final document."
Alternatives: "authorize printing" or "give the go-ahead for printing".
Will the FDA approve printed food, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices?
In a modern edition, the artist's approved print is known as the bon à tirer (BAT), which in French means good to print.
When using PVC or vinyl tubing, use types that have the statement "FDA approved" printed on them.
Brown's paper was approved for printing in May 1809, but did not appear in print until March the following year.
And then, seemingly out of the blue, the State Department settled the case and approved 3D printing tutorials for "public release (i.e., unlimited distribution) in any form".
According to Mark Beliles and Stephen McDowell in their book America's Providential History: "In 1782, Congress acted the role of a Bible society by officially approving the printing and distribution of the 'Bible of the Revolution,' an American translation prepared by Robert Aitken".
The Dell 7130cdn is Dell's first LED-based color printer with the ability to print up to tabloid-size, high quality Pantone® approved color prints, for more accurate color reproduction.
"So Metcalf gets fired for something the editor approved and printed," said "senior member" DanChamberlain in the Guns & Ammo comments forum at midday.
(Retroactive certificates are not awarded). Once the request is approved a printed certificate is issued, and will be noted on the student's HDS transcript.
I don't often approve of dismembering print media, but when it's to make a bookshelf — well, then I can make an exception.
Similarly, a minority of respondents did not approve of the print-based aid because they thought that it was not an effective medium for changing patients' expectations.
