"get approved for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you would like to express that something has been accepted or given permission. Example sentence: I was so excited when my loan application was finally approved for processing.
"I was wondering how we managed to get approved for as much as we did," she said.
Which is also why I can't buy a new house, get approved for a rental or get a new car.
In some cases, they said, patients who do not need the products get approved for them and then sell them for a profit.
I need a new car, but I can't get approved for a loan – nor would I be able to afford payments – because of my debt.
Buyers may get approved for a loan, but that does not mean that the bank will approve the building, said Ross H. Weinstein, a managing partner at Exclusive Capital Consultants.
"There's a lot of other things that go into your ability to get approved" for a mortgage after a bankruptcy, said John Walsh, the president of Total Mortgage, a direct lender based in Milford, Conn.
In August 2012, you might have needed a FICO score as high as 763 to get approved for a mortgage for a new home, and 769 to refinance your old mortgage.
I decided to see just how easy it is to be a fraudster and get approved for an emotional support letter by applying to a few of these online services.
Analysts said G.M. and Chrysler, which lost its own captive financing arm, Chrysler Financial, during last year's bankruptcy reorganization, have been at a disadvantage because they no longer had as much of a say in which customers could get approved for loans as rivals like the Ford Motor Company and Toyota.
With a credit score of 620, she said, "if you want to put 10 percent down and borrow money to buy a house, the likelihood that you'll get approved for a mortgage is 83 percent less than it was in 2006".
Apps that get approved for the iPhone are essentially put on a white list.
