The phrase "approved process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a procedure or method that has been officially accepted or validated by an authority or organization.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to ensure that we are following the approved process for quality assurance."
Alternatives: "validated procedure" or "authorized method".
Mr. LaNasa, the Lockheed spokesman, declined to comment on unauthorized rework, but said that such a practice is "certainly not the approved process".
If the processor needs to work in an untested way, the guardian directs the chip to use an approved process instead.
The only method of detection against the compromise of an approved process is through the checksumming of the in-memory image of that process.
Again, it is assumed as background that a potential attributor constructs lists of belief-forming processes, one for approved process types and one for disapproved types.
However, the fourth policy document which had almost similar content as the present approved process, developed in the post-military democratic area was also not followed through.
Health data are available through an approved process (Chamberlayne et al. 1998) via the British Columbia Linked Health Database for research purposes and governed by a data access agreement between the researchers and the data stewards.
Details on all 22,723 colorectal cancer patients diagnosed in Queensland over the 10 year period between 1st January 1996 and 31st December 2005 were obtained from the Queensland Cancer Registry (QCR) via approved processes.
The Ethics committees approved this process and approved all participant recruitment processes, consent forms, participant information sheets and questionnaires.
In that case, the court approved a process allowing minors to obtain abortions by getting the permission of a judge instead of a parent.
Separately, she is suing the US military over its denial to her of gender dysphoria treatment, despite defense secretary Chuck Hagel having approved the process in July.
What parliament did not know when it approved the process in 2011 was how many people are missing from the electoral registers.
