The phrase "approved for construction" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that has been officially authorized or permitted to be built or constructed. Example: The new office building was finally approved for construction after months of negotiations with the city council.
The project was approved for construction in February 2010 using European Union structural funds.
Another $27 million was approved for construction of a new school for grades 5 and 6 on the land.
No new nuclear plants were approved for construction until 2012 and many plants that had been approved were canceled.
Ten more, including San Antonio's, have been approved for construction by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
In the last year alone, said Fred Bado, director of community development, about 750 new apartment units have been approved for construction.
About 4,700 people have moved downtown into almost 4,000 units of housing built since 2000, and 1,000 more units have been approved for construction.
House prices have doubled since 1999.About 65,000 condominium units are either under construction, approved for building or in some stage of the permit process.
Upstairs, Ms. Frank stopped at the model J. Pierpont Morgan approved for final construction of his yacht Corsair.
Thus a developer who wants to build on a greenfield site that has already been approved for urban construction bids first for a "land ticket", or dipiao, which certifies that such an area of farmland has been created elsewhere.
At issue was whether the House should give its final okay to a bill allotting $22.5 billion for hundreds of water and energy projects around the country, including $640 million that the Senate had approved for continued construction of the Supercollider.
A statistic in that same Reuters report offers a clue to one possible strategy: In December 2017, permits approved for new construction of single-family homes reached their highest level in a decade.
