"mandatory approval" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that approval is required and cannot be skipped or avoided. You can use "mandatory approval" when discussing processes or procedures that require official permission or authorization, such as in government, legal, or business contexts. Example: The construction project could not proceed without mandatory approval from the city council.
Data from one study site (including 10 randomized patients) were removed from the analysis datasets, as inadvertently a centrally approved informed consent form was used without the additional mandatory approval of the site's local ethics committee.
A second run was allowed, on another time-bound licence, only after repeated appeals.Mr Kamardeen sent his newest script to the PPB for mandatory approval in November.
"The obvious conclusion is that there should be a mandatory approval process by FDA prior to commercialization" of GE foods, he says.
She adds, "This is a mandatory approval process what's flexible is how one presents the data".
We obtained mandatory approval for the study from the Regional Ethical Review Board in Stockholm (ethical permit number 2010/1125-31/3, 2011/626-32).
Furthermore, this strategy brought the public partner back in the organisational internal decision process due to mandatory approval needed to perform any investment activity.
The dyke was repaired but concern rose among local people, and reports suggested the plant may have been operating illegally months before it received mandatory environmental approval.
The third and most likely option, Novak said, is "special reorganization" — a two- to three-year process that would come down to mandatory voter approval by both Venice and the city of L.A. .
Larsen said WellPoint did not provide enough pricing and underwriting information for him to get "a complete" analysis of the transaction's effect on CareFirst's consumers, which is mandatory for approval of a sale.
The mandatory parental approval of the data collection in general practice meant that 173 cases were lost.
Gregory Jaffe, director of the Biotechnology Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, DC, says his organization has been pushing for mandatory premarket approval of GE foods for a long time, but not for labeling.
