Approval Process
/əˈpruːvəl ˈprəʊsɛs/
Definitions
- (n.) A legally required sequence of steps or formalities to grant official consent or authorization for an action, document, or transaction.
The approval process for the merger required multiple regulatory clearances.
- (n.) The procedure by which a legislative or administrative body reviews and sanctions proposed changes or contracts, ensuring compliance with law and policy.
The contract underwent an approval process before execution.
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Commentary
The term denotes formal and often multi-step legal procedures to validate or authorize actions; drafting should specify the governing rules and entities involved.
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