"issue approval" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of giving approval or permission for something to be released or implemented. Example: The project cannot move forward without the CEO's issue approval.
Issue: Approval of genetically modified foods in Europe.
GeoPark and Petroperu struck a partnership to develop it two years ago, but the previous government did not issue approval amid concerns about Petroperu returning to oil production after more than two decades.
The fact is, at last count, more than 20 states now require some form of public action -- ie: ballot issue approval by voters -- to fund schools.
Proponents of the system said the FAA was understaffed and too slow to issue approvals, hampering economic growth.
Proponents of the system have said that the FAA was understaffed and too slow to issue approvals, and argue that the ODA system tapped industry expertise in the highly technical realm.
Maybe the cities get fed up, kick out the unpermitted, and only issue approvals to those with the best glad-handing or the best safety.
The control involved, among other issues, approval of writers, directors, the cast and scripts.
The report details how the Pennsylvania Department of Health issued approval for Gosnell to open the clinic in 1979.
The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement issued approval for the wells, but the agency limited the drilling to the top sections of wells and prohibited Shell from drilling into oil-bearing zones.
Pakistan's generals told me that while they have, in fact, quietly sanctioned some American drone operations against Pakistani militants, they have never issued approval for lethal strikes carried out unilaterally by the United States — they only sanctioned aerial surveillance in defined areas.
Verizon Communications was also among the Dow's leaders, after Mexican regulators issued approval for the company to directly provide communications services in the country.
