approved, too vs completed, too

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Approved, too' is used to indicate that something has been approved in addition to something else, while 'completed, too' is used to show that something has been finished in addition to something else.

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approved, too

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that something has been approved in addition to something else.

This phrase is used to show that something has been approved as well, in addition to other things. It is often used in lists or comparisons.

Examples:

She submitted her proposal, and it was approved, too.
The budget for the project was approved, too, along with the timeline.

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The European Parliament therefore finds itself once again facing the disastrous consequences of the Uruguay Round agreement which it approved, all too lightly, without first checking that the agreement took into account social, health, cultural or environmental distortions in international trade.
If maybe the Commission's proposal, apart from the amendments which we can accept, is approved without too many more additions, we shall make even more progress.
Hopefully, the budget will be approved, by December, in a positive spirit.
At a second-reading vote on Vehicle Type Approval, Parliament approved, with amendments, new rules on the manufacturing standards of road vehicles.
That suggestion was approved, but no delegation was approved for Kashmir.
If the transitional period is not approved, these countries may experience budgetary difficulties.
Since both were approved, I voted for this report.
Provided that the documentation is approved, the competent body shall assign a registration number to each product.
Once approved, the daily imbalance charge calculation methodology shall be published on the relevant website.
He's already pre-approved, plus we got everything in stock.
Once approved, the testing methodologies should be publicly accessible.
It is therefore proposed that this amendment to the Aarhus Convention is approved, and the Council Decision adopted.
The French Republic's initiatives on illegal immigration must therefore be approved, followed up and reinforced.
- the programme of initiatives approved,
Getting it approved, that's a whole 'nother story.
You have to pick an approved, non-profit organization.
We thought you approved, so Setsuko called him.
If the directive is approved, illegal conducts seriously damaging environment would be considered as crimes in all Member States.
That is why the report recommends a central EU database including information on all animal experiments approved, currently performed and finalised.
Once aid is approved, the Technical Assistant monitors its implementation on the ground.

Alternatives:

also approved
approved as well
approved in addition

completed, too

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that something has been finished in addition to something else.

This phrase is used to show that something has been completed as well, in addition to other things. It is often used in lists or comparisons.