The phrase "approved in the recent" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "approved recently"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to something that has been approved in a recent time frame.
Example: "The new policy was approved recently, and we will implement it starting next month."
Alternatives: "approved lately" or "recently approved".
While nebivolol monotherapy is approved in the US for lowering blood pressure, recent treatment guidelines from the American Society of Hypertension and the International Society of Hypertension [ 36], as well as the Panel Members Appointed to the Eighth Joint National Committee (JNC 8) [ 37], do not recommend first-line use of β-blockers in patients with essential hypertension.
That was, until, Yelp's most recent iPhone app got approved in the store with an easter egg that, after shaking the device three times, enabled an Augmented Reality view.
Unfortunately, the new drugs approved by the FDA did not soar in recent years and even declined slightly, and even only one de novo combinatorial compound was approved in the last 25 years before 2007 [5].
Some economists said that if demand for China's exports held up long enough for the Chinese government to start the many infrastructure projects approved in recent weeks, the country's economy could avoid a more serious downturn.
Voters in Washington approved one in the recent elections.
"But we'll be happy to discuss the process for filing a disability claim... and explain the purpose of the process and the different categories and levels that are needed to be approved". In recent years, the union has voluntarily improved pension benefits for retired players and funded charitable operations that assist athletes in need.
But while only one conversion has been officially approved in recent years, the vacation-rental business has boomed.
Only property owners in the Putnam Valley district would be responsible for taxes on the school there that was approved in a recent referendum.
Among the deals it has reviewed and approved in recent months are the proposed takeover of Nexen Energy by a Chinese oil company and the proposed sale of control of Sprint Nextel to a Japanese telecommunications firm.
