The phrase "approved to receive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something has been granted permission or authorization to accept or obtain something.
Example: "The organization has been officially approved to receive funding for the new project."
Alternatives: "authorized to accept" or "cleared to obtain".
Stockport Homes became the first Almo approved to receive government grant to build new homes.
You have been approved to receive a ten-minute cupcake celebration on your birthday with select co-workers who are a part of the office "in" crowd.
After completing school, I eventually was approved to receive a diploma, which opened more doors for higher education through generous sponsors who saw my potential.
To date, 41 of the immigrants have been approved to receive a special visa, known as a U-visa, that is granted to victims of violent abuse, said Sonia Parras Konrad, a lawyer who represented those workers.
Some of the other schools that have been approved to receive state-funded vouchers "use social studies texts warning that liberals threaten global prosperity; Bible-based math books that don't cover modern concepts such as set theory; and biology texts built around refuting evolution".
In addition, it voted to override the mayor's vetoes of two recent pieces of legislation: the so-called living wage law, which will raise wages for some private workers, and another bill that requires banks to demonstrate their efforts at social responsibility before they can be approved to receive city deposits.
Three online platforms that have been pre-approved to receive these referrals and help match small businesses with finance options: Funding Options, Business Finance Compared and Funding Xchange, which Herrling launched in June 2015.
Newark, Kennedy International and La Guardia Airports were all approved to begin receiving stranded flights as of last night, according to Steve Coleman, a Port Authority spokesman.
StoreFrontLab will even select up to four approved projects to receive grants to fund the cost.
Amy Lemisch, director of the California Film Commission, said her agency has already approved projects to receive the agency's full annual allotment of $100 million in tax breaks for the current fiscal year.
It typically takes one year or more for newly approved products to receive their own HCPCS codes that can be used for billing purposes.
