The phrase "approved identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific forms of identification are required and have been officially recognized or validated.
Example: "To enter the secure facility, you must present an approved identification, such as a government-issued ID or a company badge."
Alternatives: "valid identification" or "authorized ID".
Students are also bumping up against the lack of student ID cards on the list of approved identification under the voter-ID law.
Identification checks would disproportionately affect voters who happen to be young, urban, disabled or of color simply because they are far less likely to possess the key form of approved identification, a driver's license.
WHENEVER Canadians grow anxious about heightened security at the United States border as they are now because of America's new requirement, from June 1st, for passports or other approved identification to be shown at entry points their news media invariably invoke the twin towns of Stanstead, Quebec, and Derby Line, Vermont.
Under the new law, which went into effect in March, voters must present certain types of approved identification for in-person voting.
Citizens must provide two forms of approved identification, such as a birth certificate and student ID, as well as a copy of a current bill, such as an electric bill, to prove residence.
He has been involved in other litigation against the federal government over immigration, including a 2009 lawsuit over ICE raids in New Haven, Connecticut, after the city approved municipal identification cards that would be available to undocumented immigrants.
Before the state completes your order, you must send a copy of an approved photo identification, such as a driver's license or a passport.
The ethics committee of Helsinki University Central Hospital approved the study protocol (approval identification number 68/E7/2002).
The animal experiments were approved by the National Animal Health Authorities (Norwegian approval identification number 2497).
Even if the IRS approves specific identification for coin, compliance with the requirement for contemporaneously written instructions to the coin exchange doesn't seem possible.
