'pass scrutiny' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate something has been closely examined and found to be acceptable. For example: "The proposal was thoroughly examined and ultimately passed scrutiny."
Perhaps BA should take soundings on what might pass scrutiny before it goes Dutch.
My criticism is entirely based on numerous bits of reasoning that would not pass scrutiny in a freshman English course.
We pass scrutiny, but we see that a trooper has ordered a white-haired man out of his car.
If national sovereignty were the real point of contention, why not follow the German example and pass scrutiny of all laws to a constitutional court or similar.
But they strenuously argued that antitrust concerns made it highly unlikely the General Dynamics bid would pass scrutiny with the Defense Department and federal regulators.
"What we've seen is a mad dash to pass a bill that can't pass scrutiny in daylight," said Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore). Wednesday night.
What's mandatory is getting a segment that passes scrutiny" by NASA and outside reviewers, he added.
The reigning champions Kolkata Knight Riders have been boosted in their quest to win a third title in four seasons by the return of West Indies spinner Sunil Narine, whose remodelled action passed scrutiny last week.
The Jaguars had passed scrutiny and completed the first day of qualifying when senior steward Alain Bertaut complained that Jaguar were not running catalytic converters.
If the bill had passed scrutiny and become law, it would have given spies at GHCQ, MI5 and MI6 the ability to monitor what the public does on the internet.
Most proteins that reach the ER probably follow this ERAD pathway, with only a small fraction passing scrutiny.
