The phrase "approved rising" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is rising or increasing in an approved manner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The approved rising of the budget was met with enthusiasm from the team."
Alternatives: "authorized increase" or "sanctioned growth".
In the 2015-16 financial year, the number of visas approved rose to an average of 46 a month.
The number of new homes approved rose by 15percentt from the year before, even though the number in Manhattan fell slightly for the second year in a row.
(You can watch it streaming here). The panel will give Azar's Democratic critics a forum to contend that his role in helping to approve rising pharmaceutical prices while at Lilly means he's ill-suited to carry out President Trump's stated goal of making medicines more affordable, my colleagues Juliet Eilperin and Amy Goldstein report.
And the Court of Appeal has approved a rising in my case.
However, according to a poll by the Levada Centre, an independent Russian polling agency, 39 percent of Russians who had heard about the Magnitsky Act approved of it, rising to 45% among Muscovites.
More immediately, he has approved a rise in the state's minimum wage to $10 an hour, beginning in 2016 (although some business groups fear this will kill jobs).But he faces strong headwinds.
In recent weeks several states and municipalities have approved rate rises; most dramatically in SeaTac, a suburb of Seattle consisting of a large airport, where voters raised the hourly figure to $15.
On Saturday the government moved to lance another budgetary boil, announcing it had approved price rises for disability services, allowing $850 million more to be spent from the national disability insurance scheme in 2019-20.
The average house price in London was £362,699 in the first quarter, according to an earlier Nationwide survey.Having a say on payThe council in Seattle approved a rise in the local minimum wage to $15 an hour, the highest rate in any American city or state and twice as much as the federal minimum of $7.25 (which applies to certain categories of workers).
