The phrase "approving or considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of giving approval or evaluating something.
Example: "The committee is currently in the process of approving or considering the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "reviewing or endorsing" or "assessing or validating".
But they must be considered in the light of civil service degrading measures already approved or considered by a Republican-dominated Congress.
These new findings suggest novel mechanisms for several drugs either approved or considered for use in RMS patients such as HDACi, which may work in part by activating p21; Pinhibitorstors, which may function in part by inhibiting TBX2; and GSK inhibitors, which may work by both repressing the canonical WNT/ β-catenin pathway and reactivating myogenin.
Several states have approved or are considering plans to let residents get around that cap, including by reclassifying the money they send to the government as charitable contributions instead of tax payments.
Since Mr. Lasn has been careful not to claim ownership of the movement that grew out of his branded call for protest, it is not clear if his suggestion will be approved, or even considered, by the various general assemblies of protesters still gathered near Wall Street and in several other cities.
One of its chief responsibilities is considering and approving (or rejecting) proposals for additions or alterations to the curriculum submitted to it by departments and programs.
Since many patent applications take years to be approved or rejected, you may consider this option.
The model consists of a set of actionable molecular subtypes and proposed practice guidelines for treating each subtype: which therapies (approved or experimental) should be considered and which are contraindicated (see Tables 1 and 2).
The study was approved by a research ethics committee approved for considering research on people lacking mental capacity (Nottingham 1 REC 08/H1302/127).
A committee of senior clinical and managerial staff was formed to consider, approve, or decline these requests.
A traffic study from 1992 on the nearby narrow and winding roads, she said, failed to reflect building over the last six years or consider approved projects.
