The phrase "approved status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a condition or designation that has received official approval or validation.
Example: "The application has been submitted and is currently under review for approved status."
Alternatives: "validated status" or "certified status".
Prescott said: "I had argued that the recent revelations in the newspapers seemed to prove that CPUK were in breach of 2.3.1(f) of the SIA Approved Contractor Status terms and conditions of approval, which states a contractor can have approved status removed if it is 'found no longer to meet the fit and proper person criteria applied by the SIA'.
Some applications take more than six months to reach approved status, counting from the date of initial submission.
On the contrary, the SEC's findings suggest the three top agencies should forfeit their approved status, to encourage fresh competition.
As part of a campaign being run by the marine conservation charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), Penzance has been given "plastic-free coastlines approved" status.
And [former HBOS finance director] Mike Ellis must have his approved status to act as the chairman of Skipton building society removed.
To win the plastic free coastlines approved status, Penzance had to complete five objectives set out by SAS such as setting up a steering group and organising beach cleans.
An approved MDH status determination remains in effect unless there is a change in the circumstances under which the status was approved.
Congress has always approved this status.
The United States Senate has approved protected status for about 18,000 acres in the Spanish Peaks area of southern Colorado.
The federal government approved protected status for Salvadorans 17 years ago, following two devastating earthquakes in the Central American nation.
If a living group violates the policy three times they will lose freshmen approved housing status for the following year.
