The phrase "approved packaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to packaging that has been officially accepted or authorized for use, often in a commercial or regulatory context.
Example: "The product must be shipped in approved packaging to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "authorized packaging" or "certified packaging".
The sample was sent by first class post to the SO using approved packaging and was analysed at the RMH biochemistry laboratory using the Abbott AxSym analyser.
Each participant is provided with a faecal specimen kit (specimen pot, instructions on how to obtain a specimen, reply-paid, Post Office approved packaging), and a short symptom questionnaire with reply-paid envelope.
The research nurse then posts the blood tubes and saliva container to the study centre laboratory at ambient temperature in pre-paid approved packaging, meeting UN Packaging Instruction PI650.
(The approved package ultimately preserved a $50 million allocation to the National Endowment for the Arts and eliminated the language that excluded museums).
The I.M.F. also approved packages for Morocco, Jordan and Egypt, valued at $6.2 billion, $2 billion, and $5 billion respectively.
In Rockville Centre, Mr. Spitzer's budget would have meant a loss of 5percentt in state aid, compared with an increase of 5percentt under the approved package, said the district's superintendent, William H. Johnson.
Mr. Mayer estimates Washington's recently approved package of deficit-financed new spending and tax cuts, which is concentrated in the next two years, equals about 6percentt of the annual gross domestic product of the United States.
Currently approved package labels for all sulfonylureas bear a warning for increased cardiovascular risk (6, 7).
The fourth approved package, Hierarchical Model Composition (comp) provides a generic framework to encode models as hierarchical entities in SBML (Smith et al., 2013).
Two institutionally approved statistical software packages (STATA and STATISTICA) were used.
