The phrase "approved framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a framework that has been officially accepted or validated for use in a particular context or project.
Example: "The project will proceed using the approved framework established by the committee."
Alternatives: "validated framework" or "endorsed framework".
She counted it a great victory when, this summer, the legislature approved a framework for proceeding with the project.
Leveson recommended – and parliament approved – a framework of genuinely independent self-regulation entirely free from the state.
But the president approved the "framework" deal with Canada just days after he criticised Trudeau and his negotiating team.
[C4.] US Airways Board Weighs Changes A day after the resignation of the chief of US Airways, the airline's board approved a framework for a streamlining program that includes concessions by its labor unions, people briefed on the board's action said.
For instance, in Germany v Council the Court annulled the Council decision concerning the conclusion of the WTO Agreement to the extent that it approved the Framework Agreement on Bananas.
In 2010, the State Legislature approved the framework of a new evaluation system that would be more specific and would allow for tougher sanctions against teachers who are rated ineffective, but efforts to put that system in place have stalled in New York City and elsewhere over issues like the appeals process for teachers and the role that student test scores would play in teacher evaluations.
Delegates have approved a framework for setting national pledges to be submitted to a summit next year.
The council also approved the framework for it to become a significant provider of homes for the first time since 1979.
This is also why the SWIFT board unanimously approved the framework and remains fully engaged in overseeing and driving the further development of SWIFT's Customer Security Programme,' Shah said.
