The phrase "mission passed" can be correct and usable in written English, but it would depend on the context in which it is used.
Generally, it is more commonly used in video games or military contexts rather than everyday spoken or written English. Example: "The team was ecstatic when they heard the confirmation over the radio: mission passed. They had successfully completed their top-secret operation and achieved their objective."
A special law permitting that mission, passed in 2001 to circumvent Japan's pacifist Constitution, expires on Nov. 1.
A roadside bomb struck a Syrian military truck on Wednesday, wounding six soldiers seconds after a convoy carrying the head of the UN observer mission passed.
The mission passed within a few miles of the insurgent strongholds of Ramadi and Falluja before the convoy of 42 vehicles reached Baghdad, snaking its way through the city's edgy streets in the dead of night.
An amendment calling for a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq was defeated, but a Republican one calling for a plan to end the mission passed.Meanwhile, Dick Cheney became the latest senior Republican to criticise the critics of the White House's handling of intelligence leading to the war.
A UNICEF mission passed through miles of uncontrolled border.
The subsequent Mariner 2 mission, after a 109-day transfer orbit on 14 December 1962, became the world's first successful interplanetary mission, passing 34,833 km above the surface of Venus.
The mission has passed its critical design review and is scheduled to be launched in June 2006 with arrival at Vesta in 2011 and Ceres in 2015.
Update 3: The last phase of the launch mission has passed off without a hitch as the Mars Cube One (MarCO) mini-spacecraft have launched from dispensers mounted on the Centaur — beginning the six-month long journey to Mars….
In early September, Franklin D. Richards, returning from Europe where he had served as the Church's mission president, passed the emigrant companies.
A Reddit user submitted a request addressed to "someone on the HI-SEAS IV crew", which our Earthside mission control passed onto us.
In the 17th century, control of evangelical missions gradually passed from national political and economic leaders to the papacy.
