"more approval" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to greater approval or acceptance of a person or thing. For example, "The president was pleased to receive more approval from the public after his speech."
A Superman cape met with more approval.
They adopted rules that required more approval for any borrowing.
For multiple sclerosis patients, there may be more approval for treatments for spasticity and gait training to prevent falls.
Olivetti's people are not remotely up to the job".Mr Colaninno's bid might have met with more approval four months ago.
"The laser needs more approval from the powers that be," she said, glancing balefully at the printer's mirrored base — the kind perfect for bouncing laser beams all over a room.
In Washington, the new plan seemed to engender far more approval than disappointment, as if to demonstrate that maybe, by golly, the old, stability-valorizing generation had some good sense after all.
More approvals are expected soon.
Bureaucracy and uncertain financing, however, stalled construction in August 2009, and even now Judi is awaiting still more approvals.
The company will have to seek more approvals before field testing and harvesting genetically altered plants, increase inspections and step up employee training.
Over the last year, Shell has won a series of federal regulatory approvals to begin drilling this summer, and it needs only a few more approvals before it can do so.
Rather than press for more approvals, the agency has scrutinized employees' decisions to make sure they were consistent with the law, officials said, and set priorities allowing officers to focus on detecting immigrants who might be security threats.
