The phrase "approved action plans" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to plans that have been officially accepted or authorized for implementation.
Example: "The team will begin executing the approved action plans starting next week."
Alternatives: "authorized action plans" or "validated action plans."
During the meeting, a multidisciplinary care plan will be approved, actions and care paths will be discussed, and agreements will be made about the care to be deployed and the activities of all persons involved.
The leaders also approved an action plan on health to help developing nations overcome shortages of essential medications.
On 4 December, DNR head Oleksandr Zakharchenko and LNR head Ihor Plotnitskiy approved the action plan drafted by the so-called council of ministers of the republics.
The Commission also approved an "Action Plan for the Codex-Wide Application of Risk Analysis Principles and Guidelines".
The Government of Mongolia has approved an action plan on Early Essential Newborn Care (EENC) last year, which is a comprehensive strategy designed to improve the health of newborns through interventions, at and soon after birth.
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs will handle the disbursement of funds when HUD approves the action plan, expected in April, according to a news release from that department.
In 2011, Obama approved a labor action plan from the Colombian government intended to deal with widespread violence directed against union leaders.
Recently the MoH in Viet Nam has approved a national action plan to control antibiotic resistance, which includes development of systematic surveillance structures to monitor antibiotic use and resistance, and laboratory participation in quality assurance schemes.
Without any doubt, the most important one has been the recently approved System-Wide Action Plan (SWAP) for ensuring a coherent approach to achieving the ends of the United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples," he added.
