"have approval" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually implies that you have received permission for something. For example, "I have approval from my parents to go on the trip".
About 95 companies have approval to operate pay phones.
"They won't come unless we have approval to do stem cell research," he said.
So why have approval rates dropped so low, even in wind-supporting Labour-led councils?
"We have approval from both governments to cross the DMZ, but we don't know precisely where", she said.
"We've been talking about these numbers for some time, but we didn't have approval until last night," Colonel Breazile said.
And BellSouth, primarily a local telephone company, does not yet have approval to sell long-distance service -- another drawback.
I'm happy that I've been told by the [British high commissioner] they have approval to issue me the certification.
Brian Burgess, a spokesman for Mr. Scott, said another recent poll did not have approval ratings as low as the Quinnipiac poll.
The financing structure has already shifted, and the state hopes to have approval from the federal government to begin the experimental programs by May.
This presents some investors with a Catch-22: they need to invest renminbi to get approvals but cannot until they have approval to invest.
"We've been talking about these numbers for some time, but we didn't have approval until last night," Colonel Breazile said, referring to the Pentagon session.
