The phrase "approved criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to standards or guidelines that have been officially accepted or validated.
Example: "The project must adhere to the approved criteria set forth by the regulatory body to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "validated standards" or "accepted guidelines."
All ACR/EULAR approved criteria sets are expected to undergo intermittent updates.
The results exceed the previously approved criteria established by four Institutional Review Boards.
The study met the Medecins Sans Frontieres Ethics review Board (Geneva, Switzerland) approved criteria for studies of routinely collected data.
Standards are understood as accepted or approved criteria to measure and monitor the management, provision and quality of services and their outcomes.
The study was approved by the Mozambican Ethical Review Committee and has met the MSF's (Geneva, Switzerland) Ethics Review Board–approved criteria for analysis of routinely collected program data.
An assessment table was used as a surrogate marker for death and the animals euthanized according to approved criteria.
Britain might approve criteria to give women with similar qualifications for some jobs a hand, but making the measure legally enforceable could be problematic, legal specialists said.
However, European legislation neither sets any microbiological criteria nor provides any approved standard for the microbiological testing of food packaging materials.
For 45 years, since Congress approved the criteria for class actions, the threshold for certification of a class has been low, with good reason because certification is merely the first step in a suit.
In eight months, we reached a milestone that hasn't been done in more than 40 years: an approved effectiveness criteria for faster payments.
-- No CLSI approved interpretive criteria availableData not presented when N < 10 isolates.
