"call for approval" is correct and is usable in written English.
It is used to indicate asking for permission or agreement from someone. For example: I sent the plan to my supervisor for review and called for approval.
The floor limits, below which merchants did not have to call for approval, were $25 to $100.
Mr. McConnell did not call for approval of the House plan that seeks to convert Medicare into a program that subsidizes future retirees in private insurance plans.
The case before us does not call for approval or disapproval of the definition of use or enjoyment in the rules of the Commission.
On 12 February her representative said that, instead, Swift "cautioned him" about releasing the song: Kanye did not call for approval, but to ask Taylor to release his single Famous on her Twitter account.
After TMZ reported a claim that Swift had approved the lyric, her representatives told The Independent and other outlets this was not the case and said: "Kanye did not call for approval, but to ask Taylor to release his single "Famous" on her Twitter account.
New York would also benefit from the agreement's call for approval of measures to improve Howland Hook and Red Hook port and barge operations and its promise that the Port Authority will lease space in the proposed main post office and Pennsylvania Station renovation in Midtown Manhattan.
The agreement now moves to a complex ratification process that calls for approval from the biggest polluting countries, which can be achieved even with United States opposition.
During the public comment portion of the hearing, Amy Kappen, whose 5-year-old daughter underwent CAR T-cell therapy in Philadelphia, called for approval.
The bottom line, however, remains the will of the people, and any substantive change in the present institutional arrangements for representation calls for approval through an expression of the popular will.
International mediators had set the bar high for the presidential talks on Friday, calling for approval of a set of basic principles that would defuse the standoff over Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian enclave that sought to break away from Azerbaijan toward the end of the Soviet period.
A proposal put forward by the commission's top executives had sought to bridge the gap between pro-whaling and antiwhaling nations, calling for approval of the resumption of commercial whaling under strict supervision by the commission and at reduced levels.
