The phrase "definitely approve" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means expressing a strong agreement or positive confirmation about something. Example 1: "I definitely approve of the new dress code policy; it will create a more professional atmosphere in the office." Example 2: "After tasting the dish, I can definitely approve that it deserves five stars."
"One of our staff preservationists looked at the plan and said it was something we'd definitely approve".
MONDAY, APRIL 18 My kids definitely approve of my vacation clothes more than my ordinary Monday-morning choices; back home, my 8-year-old daughter is always begging me to wear sneakers instead of heels when I walk her to school, because "Mom, they're too fancy!" The more down and dirty things get in my wardrobe, the happier they are.
Seth Cohen would definitely approve.
Our guess is Warhol would definitely approve. .
But Yale-Loehr said the conservative Congress would almost definitely approve requested funds for ICE.
007 would definitely approve of a little caviar in the magnificent surroundings of The Wolseley.
Robert Finch, the lord mayor of the City of London, definitely approves.
"The council have definitely approved the action taken to quell the most serious riot, and recorded their admiration of the splendid and restrained conduct of the police and the fire brigade, and their sympathy with the many men who have been injured".
Her father Mitch said: "I remember her talking about Hollywood and she would have definitely approved.
Charles de Gaulle, president of France from 1959 to 1969, most definitely approved of the DS.
According to Ergen, the deal prevents the French-American media conglomerate from selling its stake until the U.S. Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission rules on EchoStar's takeover of its larger rival Hughes Electronics "That is something [Vivendi] cannot do until the merger is definitely approved or not [sic]," said Ergen.
