The phrase "approved or tested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status of a product, process, or document that has undergone evaluation or validation.
Example: "Before the product can be launched, it must be either approved or tested by the quality assurance team."
Alternatives: "validated or certified" or "endorsed or verified".
There are other oral diabetes drugs, but none have been approved or tested in children.
The US food and drug administration (FDA) has not approved or tested the drugs that will be used in Ryan's execution.
The smokable dried plant material and its many other forms (liquid, concentrate, edible, etc)., are not approved or tested by the FDA and can only be "recommended" by a doctor, not legally prescribed.
Considering the types of private-sector research investments, I find that cancer mapping significantly increases trials evaluating drugs previously approved or tested for one disease in an additional disease.
Derivatives of LPS, a TLR4 agonist, such as purified detoxified monophosphoryl lipid A (MPL®) and synthetic GLA are either approved or being tested in clinical trials as novel vaccine adjuvants for use in humans [10], [11], [33] (Tom Dubensky, personal communication).
Dolutegravir has not yet been approved, or even tested for that matter, in a fixed-dose combination (FDC) with 2 other ARVs such as TDF and lamivudine that have favorable characteristics for implementation in low-income countries.
RTKIs such as sunitinib, sorafenib, cediranib, motesanib, pazopanib and axitinib have been approved or are being tested in different phases of clinical trials.
Vandevelde asked Flanagan if he directed, approved or planned any "phony testing". "No, I did not," Flanagan answered.
For practical purposes, for the majority of patients with CAP in ambulatory settings or hospitalized and not severely ill, fluoroquinolone monotherapy remains an approved, tested, cost-effective, and reliable option.
Twenty companies have been approved to test self-driving cars in California, according to the department of motor vehicles (DMV).
Mark DuPont, a chief warrant officer with the Coast Guard's northeastern district, approved of testing the device for the convention.
