The phrase "approved or cleared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the status of a document, project, or request that has received official permission or validation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to ensure that all necessary documents are approved or cleared by the legal department."
Alternatives: "authorized or validated" or "accepted or confirmed".
The F.D.A. has not approved or cleared P.R.F.M. derived in a Selphyl centrifuge to be marketed for facial rejuvenation.
The F.D.A. has not approved or cleared P.R.F.M. derived in a Selphyl centrifuge to be marketed for any cosmetic indication.
The article must be accompanied by a prominent warning that the use described is not approved or cleared by the F.D.A.
Patient -specific devices are, in general, ones in which ranges of different specifications have been approved or cleared to treat patient populations that can be studied clinically.
While there are currently no FDA approved or cleared biological products that incorporate additive manufacturing, the FDA, specifically CBER, has interacted with individuals who are using additive manufacturing technologies to print biological materials.
Yet, stakeholders have expressed concern about sharing such information for VBP contracts due to regulatory uncertainty about manufacturer communications and activities related to unapproved uses of approved or cleared medical products, impeding the widespread adoption of more sophisticated VBP arrangements.
Drugs, biological products, and devices regardless if approved, licensed or cleared by FDA.
Not Phase 1. Drugs, biological products, and devices regardless if approved, licensed or cleared by FDA.
The bill would also bar the awarding of punitive damages in cases brought against manufacturers of drugs, medical devices and other products that are approved, cleared or licensed for sale by the Food and Drug Administration.
Just 15 seconds before hitting the crane, air traffic control told the pilot: "Battersea diversion approved, you're cleared to Battersea".
In the first year after the assessment methodology was implemented a net area of approximately 187 ha of native vegetation was approved for clearing with offsets.
