The phrase "approved certificate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a certificate that has been officially recognized or validated by an authority or organization.
Example: "To complete the application process, please submit a copy of your approved certificate of completion."
Alternatives: "certified certificate" or "validated certificate".
The health department reviews and approves certificates of health stating that horses are able to work, while consumer affairs oversees the licensing of horses, drivers, carriages and stables.
Then an appellate committee granted it, and a second revising committee [in December 1987] also approved a certificate.
Arrange approved medical certificate.
The government of China approved biosafety certificates for Bt rice in 2009 (James 2009), and locally bred rice varieties with Bt transgenes could be widely grown within the next few years.
The not guilty verdict convinced a Cook Co. judge to approve the certificate, and last year Fields got his check from the state.
The University of Zambia Research Ethics Committee approved the protocol for this study in 2006 (IRB number 1131, approval certificate FWA 338).
Pellerin told Le Monde she had approved the 18 certificate because "the audience needs a certain maturity to appreciate this film.
The capsules will be produced by a manufacturer that holds a TGA approved Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certificate.
- Holder of a CAM certificate approved by the Swiss Medical Association CAMM physicians) or no medical activity in CAM (COM physicians).
All animal procedures were performed according to the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals of the National Institutes of Health, as well as the guidelines of the Animal Welfare Act, and the animal studies were approved with a certificate number 20110073 by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of the College of Medicine, National Taiwan University.
