The phrase "approved because of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason for approval, typically in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "The proposal was approved because of its innovative approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "authorized due to its" or "accepted on account of its".
Rezulin was approved because of its life-saving potential for patients with severe diabetes, and it was known at the time that it presented a risk of producing liver damage.
Re "At Media Day, Spotlight on Head Injuries Grows," Jan . 30 If the Food and Drug Administration were evaluating football as if it were a medication, the game would probably receive high marks for effectiveness in entertaining people but would not be approved because of its side effects.
But a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel recommended in July that FluMist not be approved because of questions about its safety.
Until yesterday analysts had said that Arcoxia had little chance of being approved because of concerns that it might have heart risks similar to Vioxx, which Merck withdrew from the market in 2004 over safety concerns.
Another drug, Posicor, prescribed for high blood pressure, was also taken off the market earlier this year only 10 months after it was approved, because of dangerous interactions with more than 25 other drugs.
At all events it's shameless (the cases may have been approved because of some personal connections within Samsung) and I don't think this will be Samsung-approved for long.
The clause was dropped in the final hours before the legislation was approved because of concerns over legality.
Of these, 600 were deemed acceptable, but a smaller number were approved because of the cap on the amount of money available.
Tolls on the Harlem and East River bridges have been proposed repeatedly over the years but have never been approved, because of heavy opposition in Brooklyn and Queens.
Some analysts have questioned whether the deal will be approved because of P.& G.'s increasingly large stake in the hair care business.
In other words, was this deal approved because of the independent directors wanted to accede to the will of the Freeport executives, who just happened to be conflicted?
