The phrase "approved in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has received approval within a specified or necessary timeframe.
Example: "The project was approved in time to meet the upcoming deadline."
Alternatives: "approved on schedule" or "approved promptly".
For new emergency medicine residency programs, the approval timeline through the ACGME/RRC is such that these programs typically are not approved in time to participate in ERAS during the application cycle of their first year class of applicants.
Pay increases will probably not be approved in time to recruit new workers by next fall.
In 2016, nearly one million applied, and many did not get approved in time to vote.
Mr. Fisher said he hoped the bill is approved in time for the red knots' migration in May.
"If I'd been approved in time, I could have saved my house," said Mr. Airington, who is staying with a brother near Raleigh.
Republicans would like to get the final spending measure -- totaling $385 billion -- approved in time for President Bush's State of the Union address on Jan . 28
The commission also is expected to approve, in time for next spring's proxy season, a rule that would allow a substantial shareholder to propose nominees to run for a minority of board seats.
They complained that they'd proposed appointments of hundreds of elections officials whom Quinn and others in the Republican-controlled Fairfax elections apparatus had failed to approve in time.
The mom's Medicaid application did not get approved in enough time to satisfy the nursing home, and it sued her son for the bill.
In 14 of the 57 cases where funding was approved, in the time awaiting the funding body decision, the clinical condition deteriorated such that treatment could not be commenced.
"Although the development has been slow to date, facilities are now being approved in fairly short time.
