The phrase "approved speaker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has been officially recognized or authorized to speak on behalf of an organization or at an event.
Example: "As an approved speaker for the conference, she will present her research findings to the audience."
Alternatives: "authorized speaker" or "certified speaker".
We are required to vet and approve speakers when concerns that this code may be breached are raised.
Furthermore, adding insult to injury, they broke their 10 day policy for approving speakers and made me wait 15 days, which subsequently meant that due to the former policy, I could not find a replacement and as such had to cancel my event.
Permission was granted with a vote of 8-2 on December 17 , 1845 approved by Speaker pro-tem Henry A. G. Lee, and signed into law by Governor George Abernethy.
In the absence of advice from the Police (who were contacted to advise us on any issues with the speaker request, but have not responded to date) it is difficult for UCLU to approve this speaker being given a platform on the campus.
The City Council will have to approve, but Speaker Christine Quinn is on board.
Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, approved the plan, and the office of Thomas DiNapoli, the state comptroller, helped draft the language.
Ms. Nashed said that grants from both funds must be approved by the speaker of the Texas House and the lieutenant governor and that all recipients go through rigorous reviews.
The new interim rule, which was informally dubbed "BurkaBox," was approved Thursday by Speaker Bronwyn Bishop and Senate President Stephen Parry.
But, as the Federal Circuit reasoned, enforcement of the disparaging-trademarks provision means that the government approves certain speakers' messages and disapproves others, engaging in impermissible viewpoint discrimination.
The Vatican appointed Archbishop J. Peter Sartain of Seattle to oversee a rewriting of the group's charter and teaching materials, to approve all speakers and conference programs, and to make sure that the nuns have the eucharist and proper liturgies at their conferences.
