The phrase "approve the order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is giving permission or consent for an order to be processed or finalized.
Example: "Please review the details and approve the order at your earliest convenience."
Alternatives: "authorize the order" or "confirm the order."
Their votes along with Mr. Genachowski's would be enough to approve the order at the F.C.C. meeting on Tuesday.
This means that the judge cannot finally approve the order, even though the deadline for some of the disclosure passed last week.
Following a six-hour public meeting in Woodland Hills, the Hearing Board of the South Coast Air Quality Management District voted 4-1 to approve the order.
Deputy Attorney General James Cole testified that the 11 judges on the FISA court "are far from a rubber stamp" and "review all of our pleadings thoroughly, they question us, and they don't approve the order until they are satisfied that we have met all statutory and constitutional requirements".
Mr. Bush did not mention the order to abolish the military, and the letters do not show that he approved the order or even knew much about it.
Judge Roger Vinson, until recently a member of the court that reviews the government's surveillance requests, approved the order for "all call data records or telephony metadata" from customers of Verizon Business Services on 25 April.
It approved the order despite concerns that such production may force the journalist to incriminate himself under the Official Secrets Act, but emphasised that only the documents strictly relevant to the potential prosecution against Shayler for his own breach of the OSA should be disclosed.
The appeals court might also reduce the amount Argentina has to pay upfront, or conclude that approving the order would cause too much damage to third parties.But the appeals court's previous decision suggests that the odds are still against Argentina prevailing.
When the pharmacist approves the order, a McKesson AcuDose-Rx drawer back at the patient ward clicks open and the nurse pulls out the appropriate bottle of pills.
In 1252 he approved the Order's construction of Klaipeda Castle.
Although the General Staff approved the order (instructing the 8th Brigade of the Croatian TO to add one of its battalions), no 8th Brigade troops were sent.
