The phrase "approved to practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in professional contexts to indicate that an individual has received official permission or certification to engage in a specific profession or activity.
Example: "After completing her training and passing the necessary exams, she is now approved to practice as a licensed nurse."
Alternatives: "authorized to practice" or "licensed to practice".
Beginning next year, the 10,000 or so prospective lawyers who pass the New York State Bar exam every year will be required to perform 50 hours of pro bono legal services before they are approved to practice law.
Williams looked out upon two rows of pew-like wooden benches, all of them filled, and informed the public that the court had received word from the state that Reginald Dwayne Betts, age thirty-seven, had been "successfully" approved to practice law in Connecticut.
Some were able to attend medical school, approved to practice law or made eligible for in-state tuition.
As the NHIS seeks to expand its coverage, it can consider granting accreditation to alternative medicine practitioners who have been approved to practice by the Ministry of Health in view of the growing importance of that sub-sector in Ghana's health delivery system [ 45].
The American Bar of Law Examiners just approved me to practice here, but first I have to take a 20-credit course for a master's degree.
Most states require candidates to take a test and undergo some supervision before approving a license to practice as a counselor or coach.
Other inclusion criteria were ≥18 years of age and, if women, nonlactating and not of childbearing potential or having agreed to practice an approved contraception method throughout the study, which had been used for at least 3 months prior to screening.
Amir Muhammad, an independent filmmaker who has had two films banned in Malaysia, said that in order to get films approved, many filmmakers practice self-censorship.
However, few of these methods have been approved for practice due to the suppression of ethanol production or low specificity.
Hearings on the controversial natural gas drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing move today to New York City, a locus of opposition to the state's plans to approve the practice.
Even though F.D.A. doctors said in 2011 that studies showed that it was safe to sell Plan B, the most common emergency contraceptive, to adolescents over the counter, the administration refused to approve the practice.
