"approved scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the specific boundaries or limitations that have been officially agreed upon or accepted by a group or organization. This phrase is commonly used in project management, business, and legal contexts. An example sentence could be: "The project team is working within the approved scope of work and will not deviate from it without prior approval from the client."
Smartphone users who scan a QR code on a construction permit in New York, according to a press release from the mayor's office, will get "details about the ongoing project – including the approved scope of work, identities of the property owner and job applicant, other approved projects associated with the permit, [and] complaints and violations related to the location".
This reflects the current attitude at the highest levels of China's central government around the encouragement of foreign investment into these sectors; however, other sectors of the Chinese economy, ranging from telecom to manufacturing, are seeing regulators begin to crack down on their actual approved scope of services and what they have been doing within their business for years.
There is still no resolution to the long-standing debate on the question of how many functions an individual CHW can realistically and effectively perform within his or her approved scope of practice [ 3- 6].
We find no significant evidence that state highway projects with highly defined, voter or legislatively approved project scopes, time, or costs are any more likely to have lower project development costs or times than projects with non-voter approved scopes.
But, unless a foreign government turns out to have directed the operation (or, at least, to have known and approved its scope in detail and in advance), that is a category mistake.
The first of these reports constitutes the qualifying presentation, at which time the Committee will approve the scope of the project and make recommendations if needed to revise the scope in accordance with the expectations of a GWDD project.
The environmental reporting requirements that would otherwise apply will be waived if a railroad hires a consultant, OEA approves the scope of the consultant's work, and the consultant works under OEA's supervision.
A council would carry out such functions as naming the expert committees and approving the scope of studies requested by outside organizations.
The district cannot sell the $30 million in bonds that voters approved until the scope of the project is defined and more construction financing is secured, district officials said.
In the Judicial Watch case, Sullivan approved a narrowed scope of questioning about the creation and operation of Clinton's email system for official State Department business, and about the department's handling of Freedom of Information Act requests that could involve Clinton's and Abedin's emails.
At December's meeting, the trustees' building and grounds committee approved the site, scope, and selection of an architect for the project, which will be called the West Campus Student Center Plaza and Commons.
