The phrase "approved great" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express approval of something that is considered great, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The proposal was approved, and the team felt it was a great step forward."
Alternatives: "approved excellent" or "approved outstanding".
As more new drugs become approved, greater numbers of combinatorial trials and treatments will begin to address the remarkable genetic diversity apparent in the genomes of cells that comprise these cancers.
With fears over militancy on the rise, Ed Miliband will surely also approve greater defence spending as UK finances improve, moving the party to the centre as the 2020 election draws closer.
The buyout was unanimously approved by Great Wolf's board of directors.
The process is relatively standard (and USDA approved) and great pains are taken to ensure its safety, but the imagery and -- for lack of a better word -- creepiness of it has the Aloha state in a bit of a tizzy.
Oliver North wrote that "Ronald Reagan knew of and approved a great deal of what went on with both the Iranian initiative and private efforts on behalf of the contras and he received regular, detailed briefings on both...I have no doubt that he was told about the use of residuals for the Contras, and that he approved it.
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The new report is consistent with a similar finding in June by independent analysts that new cancer drugs were approved in greater numbers and faster times in the United States than in Europe between 2003 and 2010.
The study was approved by Greater Manchester West Research Ethics Committee (ref: 11/H1014/4).
Conversely, if a drug the FDA approves does great things for people, that's clear, too.
After they speak, make sure you repeat a very brief synopsis of what they say and then approve (excellent, great, amazing, that's exciting).
