"recognition and approval" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to two feelings or actions of the same kind, usually in the context of gaining social acceptance or formal recognition. For example: "His hard work and dedication finally earned him the recognition and approval of his colleagues."
But FitzRoy craved recognition and approval from his peers in Whitehall and beyond.
Respondents, Mr. Pedraza said, placed Bottega Veneta in the first tier of luxury brands, ranking with Hermès and Vera Wang among the top three in consumer recognition and approval.
Another Fairleigh Dickinson poll showed Mr. Kean trailing by 5 percentage points among registered voters, and that his name recognition and approval ratings had remained flat since January, while Mr. Menendez's numbers had significantly improved.
SCORECARD: Mrs. Dole began with enormous name recognition and approval ratings, but her good will has had little to do with her own political positions and more to do with her work as American Red Cross president, transportation secretary, presidential candidate, and not least, as the wife of Bob Dole, the 1996 Republican presidential nominee.
Davion, Victoria, "Competition, Recognition, and Approval Seeking", Hypatia, 3, 165-166, Summer 1988.
On the other hand, transformational leadership has the potential to weaken the abilities of followers and increase their dependency on their leader's recognition and approval (Conger and Kanungo 1998; Yukl 1998).
And, like Obama, Kennedy enjoys both name recognition and high approval ratings all over the country.
There are, though, a select group of exceptions, narrative documentaries that enjoy critical recognition and the special approval of a cinematic release.
But apparently, clinical trials using psychedelics are winning increasing recognition by mainstream academia and approval from the FDA.
In particular, household asset holdings, financial incentives, changes in social prestige, expectation of social recognition, community approval and conflict with household responsibilities were not significantly associated with retention in the current model.
WHO pre-qualification process that includes dossier reviews, site inspections, and recognition of approval by stringent regulatory agencies are the methods used by donors for assuring the quality of medicines, including antimalarials [ 144].
