The phrase "approved case" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a case or situation that has been officially recognized or authorized. Example: The company's CEO was pleased to announce that the new marketing strategy had been deemed an approved case by the board of directors.
Yahoo shares some statistical data with researchers who are approved case by case through an internal vetting program, according to Joanna Stevens, a company spokeswoman, but query data, she said, has never been distributed.
Genetically modified seeds are approved case by case, and once the European Commission has approved a seed for planting, the only legal reason that a country can enforce a ban is if "new scientific evidence" shows it would be harmful.
The NAO report documents one "verbally approved" case reported by the internal audit of a member of staff that had received an allowance for selling a second home in the east of England while retaining their London home in the south.
We're O.K. with consumers making a choice, but we're leery because they're scared, and we're labeling identical products". Genetically modified seeds are approved case by case, and once the European Commission has approved a seed for planting, the only legal reason that a country can enforce a ban is if "new scientific evidence" shows it would be harmful.
Unloaded handguns must be transported in an approved case.
This study was submitted for review by the ENSP Ethics Committee and was duly approved; case number 0236.0.031.000-10.
Pharmacists also overlooked or approved cases in which medications were prescribed at questionable levels or in unsafe combinations that could put patients at risk of seizures, accidents or even death, according to the public health department.
The 11-member Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, known as the FISA court, was once mostly focused on approving case-by-case wiretapping orders.
In December 2012, a new lawyer filled the position in charge of approving cases brought by the DEA's diversion office.
They say many judges and child welfare officials in Guatemala have delayed approving cases out of fear of increased government scrutiny and prosecution, not because the children should not be approved for adoption.
Tissue sample protocols for samples obtained from the Department of Oral Pathology, Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, and waiver of informed consent were approved by Case Cancer Institutional Review Board.
