The phrase "approved off" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is typically "approved" or "approved of."
Example: "The project was approved by the board last week."
Alternatives: "authorized" or "sanctioned."
Mrs. Clinton, in a telephone interview on Thursday, said the agency's position that it could not hold a test in six months was "not acceptable as an answer, because FEMA has gone ahead and approved off-site emergency plans over the objections of local governments and first responders who are actually responsible for carrying it out".
The Food and Drug Administration INDD number 75,579) approved off-label use of Magnevist-Feridex combined contrast for this research study.
Some bikers have been known to replace their headlight bulb with a non-DOT approved off-road lamp which is 40-50% brighter than the brightest legal lamp.
Make sure you know the thing you're asking your parents for is something they will approve off.
The administration has said that local preference is an important reason it approves of off-road vehicles -- snowmobiles -- in Yellowstone, yet supports restrictions on other off-road vehicles -- swamp buggies -- in Florida's Big Cypress National Preserve.
I don't really approve of off-road.
Even some of Ms. Pelosi's allies said the bill's withdrawal, while an embarrassment, may well have averted a larger problem for her had the proposal been approved, setting off problems with Turkey.
Last month, the council announced it had approved writing off £4.4m of the £6.4m it is owed by the club.
To ensure proper staffing during this period, Sales personnel planning to take approved time off are encouraged to schedule their vacations before June 15 or after July 12 to participate in the heavy selling period.
