The phrase "approved it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something has been sanctioned or accepted in conjunction with another party or individual.
Example: "The committee approved it with the understanding that further revisions would be necessary."
Alternatives: "authorized it in collaboration with" or "sanctioned it alongside".
Lovat approved it with a thumbs-up, and asked for "The Road to the Isles".
(Nevada approved it with 59percentt of the vote in 1998; adding it to the state constitution requires a second yes vote).
Twenty-nine countries approved it, with only the right-wing governments of Panama and Canada siding with the US against it.
Some Senate Democrats dryly noted that they had already gone through such an exercise, debating the legislation for 25 straight days before they approved it, with no Republican support, on Christmas Eve.
Late last year, it appeared that the merger agreement was in peril for another reason: Connecticut's department of public utility control approved it with conditions that Con Ed said at the time "so significantly changes the economic effects and risks of the merger that it calls into serious question whether the transaction will be completed".
And Chrome engineer Adam Langley approved it with the message "LGTM" (Looks Good To Me).
When a Democrat hears some unfavorable story about Mr. Obama, he or she may go from strongly approving his performance to approving it with more qualifications.
"The population in Germany is with a very, very great majority against, and the Parliament will probably approve it with a very great majority," Mr. Schäffler said.
Although the deal to buy a 51 percent stake from General Electric faces opposition from consumer groups and competitors, federal regulators are likely to approve it with conditions.
Senator Biden, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, had introduced a bipartisan measure to approve the deal, and his House counterpart, Representative Howard L. Berman of California, had pushed through committee a measure approving it with conditions.
Comcast would have incentives to favour its own channels and businesses, and policing it effectively would be a huge and complex job.Regulators have the choice of approving or rejecting the deal outright, or approving it with conditions.
