The phrase "approved resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to materials or tools that have been officially sanctioned or validated for use in a particular context, such as education or project management.
Example: "Please ensure that you only use the approved resources listed in the project guidelines to maintain compliance."
Alternatives: "authorized materials" or "validated resources".
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 — Facing pressure from religious groups, civil libertarians and members of Congress, the federal Bureau of Prisons has decided to return religious materials that had been purged from prison chapel libraries because they were not on the bureau's lists of approved resources.
For example, the financial industry is the most likely to completely lock down open source developers to using specific approved resources.
The court will continue to carry out its work and will use the approved resources in the best and most efficient way to fulfil its mandate".
Its major goal was to augment the nation's universally approved irrigation resources.
The NSA is a government agency, and it can take weeks — even months — to get an idea approved and resources committed.
Thus, through BROAD-RSI, users have an indication of the number of people who have indicated or approved certain resource.
Finally, the suite of actions is considered from a management perspective, as work to be approved and resourced by top management, and systematically implemented, reviewed, adjusted and improved.
But Congress adjourned for a five-week summer recess last month without approving additional resources.
Republican leaders have urged Obama to approve the resources that McChrystal is seeking.
The situation prompted a broad emergency response from the federal government that included Congress approving new resources, including additional money to house the children, and a $750 million aid package to Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras — the Northern Triangle nations where most of the migrants were coming from.
Members of the board, UNICEF's governing body, also reviewed and made recommendations to approve additional resources for specific country programmes.
